The kinetic energy of an electron revolving in a stable orbit around the nucleus is E. The total energy of the electron in this orbit will be: |
-2E -E E/2 2E |
-E |
The correct answer is Option (2) → -E In the Boher model of the atom, the total energy $E_{total}$ of an electron revolving in a stable orbit is related to its kinetic energy $E_{Kinetic}$ and potential energy $E_{potential}$. $E_{total}=E_{Kinetic}+E_{potential}$ and, $E_{potential}=-2E_{Kinetic}$ $∴E_{total}=E_{Kinetic}-2E_{Kinetic}$ $=-E$ |