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④ JJ Thomson Model :
1. Atom :
Neutral
er e-
↓
-
e- ④ ②
e- protons electrons·
er
er
model
.
2
Plum-Pudding
.
3 .
Discarded
② Rutherford's Contributions :
=>
Setup Alpha:Particle
Scattering Experiment
Zinc Sulphide : Screen
7
& ·
L <
particles =>
E
I
from Bi
Nucleus- Gold foil
(thickness : Molecular level)
Proposed by
- Rutherford
-particle scattering Experiment↳ Performed by
Geiger & Marsden .
=> Observation & Conclusions :
1.
Majority of
the
particles go undeflected
4 in atom is
majority of the an
space
empty.
(0 14 % ) show 831
2 .
.
S > 90
.
3 1 out of 8000
particles
:
↳ atom is
majority of the mass
of an
FD
· ... ---------- .. N
b =
X
8 = 0
.........
·= -.............
-
Ib
Gold Nucleus
Head on collision
-
&
↳
·
. 8 = 180
*b = 0
·E...
E -
-
----
... I
... --
-
...
83
...........
.....
=.............. --- ...
82
(Si
......
=............
* More is b ; Lesser is
going
to be the
angle of deflect
for the -particles
= Distance of Closest
Approach :
< ro -
o
·iner
KE = E
KE = 0
· ·
mug
f
# .
(distance ; 8)
Gold Nucleus
Ee) (e) +
KEo + PEO
(
+ =
/R (
Elle
> :
0 +
.
Motion of 4-particle :
Against Frepulsion
MEO =
MEo
MED =
KEg + PEq
E O E = + .
ZaZu
= +
YE0 ro
ro = .
g E
Queston :
KE4 + E -
MEG =
MEro
same
1 2 c In
KE =
.
.
+ °
YπEr ro
Pod1
KE
O
Y
MEG = MEo
1 Ex
1mv2
.
= --
YTTE ro
③ Bohr's Model of atom :
fixed
~ Energy shells. 1
,
2 , 3, 4 , 5
...
Remain same .
Energy of
d
1 .
an e-in an orbit :
14 1
Spectrum Shown by any .
6 x
atom .
Electron from
·
3
. Orbit-1 to Orbit-1
f umps , a
is to be .
involved 1 X
photon going
-
Ephoton = IE , -Eal
e-in atom
=>
Energy of an :
an
A .
Selectrol =
Fentripetal
qv k(e)(e) =
Me V .
F - -
>
T
-
-
e x= A p
H-Atom
&
1
MeV = Re
@ r
MV Re TEG- PEy-tKEe
3
=
Kee-
=
=
-
2r . =
Re2 +
-
Le2
T 2
PE = R(-e( + e) =
-
Re
-e
-
r p I
+22
KE =
20 4 N
Je22)
PE
*
:
TE = PE + K
=
( 2x)
- + (2)
TE =
] (- x)
=
x
=
: =
2r
mum
= 3 . Yer
.
KE = x
y TE = -
x
↳
PE =
( 2x)
-
KE = + 3 YeV
.
PE--2 13 .
Yer) = -6 Ser
.
↓
mmm -
↓ -
↓
KE
PE
=
--
H
2x
↳
=
k= -
I
Properties of
=> an e-in an orbit
* Energy
zzat do na do
Ee-422
-
n2
- atomic number
TE O
themas bound
E =
n Eo .
-
↳ shell number
to the nucleus
13 6 CV
.
(2 = ( ; n =
1)
3
(1)
=
n
13 6 0 85 ev
= -
-1
.
.
-
I
(4)
-
Y
13 n4
=
n
-
-
- -
1
5/ev
.
6 (1)
E less O
13
T2)2
.
=
=
3
·
nie .
4
er
E
Stability of -
I
13 6
89
- .
=Y5
net .
Ger 51
-102ment Edifft
-
.
ne er
-
mustn
Atom z = 1
1
21
Question :
ofO
E and orbit
H E,
One
=
-
3t
E 4th orbit of Be
4 2
E 222
·
-
na
Y 2
1212
( + 1 4
: +
=
* Radius the orbit
of
:
r L N
-
~
0 .
33 % = 0 53
.
X10"om
I
= .
2 &st shell , H-atom
2023
m
ro
- quie
- -
-
↳ n2
I
I 2 = 1
r -
z
r = ro .
n2
E
=
10 .
53 x 10-1 (3)2
-
I
e-in orbit
*
Velocity of
:
an an
V - Wazan
V =
n Vo .
Z
↳ 2 2
.
x 10% m/s
)(2)
%
V = Vo (2) = (2 . 2 x10
-
Ts
4
Energy Ration
Radius value Based
Velocity
All they
Ratio
quantifies
~
Only
* Time
period ,
any
ular
velocity and frequency of
revolution e-in Orbit
of an an
r
Ver :
n2 I
T 4 - .
-
V 2 z
U . 22
T (13 --
n3
22
W < 22
n3
* current due to an e-in an orbit
........
2-
I
=
I
!
Izat do
Id z nahi to
,
n3
↓
current
padega
the atom
*
Magnetic field at the centre of ,
due
orbit
to the current produced by an e-in an
-I Bcentre = Hol
--
........ 2R
R
BL =
R
2 &
BC z - -
n3 n2
Bezzatise naach
BC23
45
④ Electron transitions :
-
0 .
85 2 V
·
Y
=
n
Eincrease
-
1 5/eV
.
release,5
Epnotonnet
13 62 V
decrease
.
-
Es
ne
-
mustn
=
#Atom
* e- (Low energy State >
-
#
② = ne = HC
T
*
e-(Highenergy State >
- Low
Energy State].
H
photon will be emitted.
H
② he = he
T
3rd postule of Bohr :
Ephoton =
Ediff P/w two shells -
1 St shell
& Het ion ?
C 3rd shell ?
e-
Ec (2)
i
Ei =
me -x
(1)
= 4E0 = 4) -
13 .
62V)
relased absorbed ?
Is the photon or
mm
Ef
Eok
=
"( 62U)
A
YEo =
-
13 .
6)
=
22 (13
=
T
.
Aphoton ? A :
100 :
a
100
2 Ep 3 Nev
.
⑨
(n G Atom
=
-
⑳
= .
Hatom->
Dual
n = E =
-
13 .
GeV
,
Nature
↓ photon emitted
↓
what isUs for photo-electron ? Ephoton-emit = lo Eer
10 Zer
Ep = .
photon ⑤
unfue ??
Vs =
-
7 &V
.
Wo : Bev
KEe : 10 GeV-BeV .
=
7 . EeV
=> Balmer
equation :
cn)
·
Cna C nan , u
E
Photon
constant R 189677cm +
Rydberg's
=
,
= it atomic number 2
Spectral
Series
E - -
-
N = E
-
n
G
= -
n
=
E &
-
Y
=
n
&
A
Pasch
W
nie
-
Balme I
net -
man
ne Li I
-
mustn
#Atom
Ephoton Maximum
ECt 1 Line 2nd 30 :
Line Line Lastline
I
1 2 1 +3 1 4 1 0 or
Region
Lyman
- - +
Aminimum
Balmer 2 + 32 + Y 2+ 33 - 04 visible
Region
↓
shortest
&
Paschen 3 + Y 3 + 53 + 63 +8
Infrared
Brackett y+ 34- 6 y - 7 4 - N
Region
5 + 63 + 7 5 + 8578
PFund
A
n =
2 - n = 0
~
=
= 10 "
(
( 1) =
10 x 100 m 3 x 100m
+
2023
1
X2 YX/
I
=
-
X
* =
R(t2 Get
i R(5
=
-
-2)
x2 =
Yx
-
:
i
-- Y
T1 "/x2 i
1 =
(
x, =
2.
x
# Rft - - R(t )
=
= -
#x 36
= # I
=
YX R/144
= =
I Y
# Aug
C
= = 20
F
,
X,
I
12
XC
&
Fis +
+ o
k>
=
=
T
X2
=
=> Number
ofSpectral lines (Na-Mil (12-1 + )
(na > M1)
=
/
!
n =
n 4
?
=
lines
no .
of spectral
n = 3
=
(B3 -
1 + 1)
n = 2
2
n = 1
= (4) (5) = 10 SL
E
⑤ De-Broglic wave associated with an e-
!
Xn
Un
2πrn = 2 .
Xn
⑰
n = 3
- n= 3 -
Class End
- X -
X-