Lesson 12 of 15 • 3 upvotes • 11:51mins
Total energy of an electron is the algebraic sum of electrostatic potential energy and kinetic energy of the electric in a Bohr's orbit. The total energy is proportional to potentialan kinetic energy. The negative and positive signs must be taken into account every time we calculate the total energy.
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Key Points of Bohr's Theory (in Hindi)
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Bohr's Postulates (in Hindi)
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Angular Momentum and Bohr's Assumptions (in Hindi)
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Questions Based on Angular Momentum (in Hindi)
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Energy Absorption and Emission in Bohr's Orbital Transition (in Hindi)
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Spectrum and it's Analysis - 1 (in Hindi)
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Spectrum and it's Analysis - 2 (in Hindi)
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Radius of Bohr Orbit in H-atom - 1 (in Hindi)
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Radius of Bohr Orbit in H-atom - 2 (in Hindi)
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Questions based on Bohr's orbit
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Velocity of electron in Bohr's orbit.
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Energy of an electron in a Bohr's orbit
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Energy of electron in Bohr's orbit part -2
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Energy level diagram in H atom.
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Frequency of emitted radiation in Bohr's orbital transition of electron
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