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Use the Bohr model. If the principal quantum number is n (given below):
(A) What is the radius of the electron orbit?
(B) What is the energy of the Hydrogen atom?
(C) What is the speed of the electron, in terms of the speed of the light.
n = 4.
(radius =)
(energy =)
(speed/c = )

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