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The gyro-magnetic ratio of an electron in an H-atom, according to the Bohr model, is:
1.
independent of which orbit it is in.
2.
negative.
3.
positive.
4.
increases with the quantum number
\(n\)
.
(a)
Hint:
Both the angular momentum and the magnetic moment of the electron depend on the quantum no.
Step 1:
The angular momentum of the electron is given by;
L
=
nh
2
π
Step 2:
The magnetic moment of the electron is given by;
M
=
-
neh
4
πm
So, the gyro-magnetic ratio =
-
e
2
m
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