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Atoms

Atoms : -

·
It is the fundamental building block of matter
having a confined tive charged nucleus at the
centre ,
surrounded by ive
charged electrons.

· It is the smallest unit of ordinary matter that


chemical Element
forms a .

Structure of Atom :-

->
->

. J Thomson
5
.
Model Rutherford Model Bohr's Model

· Theist model of atom was proposed by JJ Thomson (1898) called .


.

plum pudding model of atom Later , Rutherford worked on it and .

named this model as Rutherford's


planetary model of atom (1911).
In 1913 Neil Bohr's worked on the model & named as Bohr's
,

model of H-Atom .

↓ Particles Scattering Experiment by Rutherford : -

In this
·

experiment ,
H .

Geiger
and E .
Marsden took Bi as a

source for X-Partide


.

·
A Collimated beam of X-Particles
of energy 5 5 MeV
.
was allowed
to fall on 2 1X10 im thick Gold
.

foil .

O
The X-Particles were observed

from Rotating device .e


i. Microscope .

InS screen and


consisting of
microscope & it was found that
X particles scattered
got .

·
These scattered X-particles produced Bright flashes or scintillations on InS
counted at different
screen
. Now , these scintillations were
angles from
the direction of incident beam .
Thus ,
relation between the orbit radius and electron velocity : -

v =
-
2
4 aComv2

K E .
.

of electron : -
Potential Energy of e :
-

ke=
+musor V = -
z
4 SOL
C: Give sign
electrostatic

Nature)
indicates that

force is attractive in

Total Energy of electron in H-Atom : -

z k+ u
-
= =

sor

Note : Total
Energy of e- is
negative means
,
e is bound to nucleus
that .

If will not follow a closed orbit around the


*
t is Give , then e
nucleus and it would leave the atom
.

Drackbacks of Rutherford's Model : -

Regarding Stability of Atom :-

Acc to Classical E-M theory e-'s radiate energy


,

in the form of Electromagnetic wave


.

Due to continuous loss of energy elections ,


the
radii of their orbits should be continuously
decreasing and
ultimately electrons should fall
in nucleus
. Thus atom cannot remain stable
.

Regarding Explanation of Line Spectra : -

Acc .
to Rutherford electrons can revolve in any circular orbit and
form continuous Spectrum . But He
,
cannot explain about the Discrete
Spectrum of atom -

Bohr's Model of H-Atom

He combined classical and and


early quantum concepts gave
his

theory the form of postulates


-
in :

Postulate
First
·
electron revolve
can in certain
only
stable orbits. These orbit have fixed
and these called Energy
energy are

level or Stationary State .

·
While revolving electron do not emits
radiation.
any
Second Postulate :-
Electrons revolves around the nucleus only in those orbits for which

angular momentum is
integral multiple of 1
.
2x

2a
or
mur= ,
n=
any
1 ,
2, 3
tive
,
integr
----

Third Postulate : -

I states that electron might make a transition from one of its


non
radiating orbit to another of lower energy.
When it does so is emitted
photon having energ Y equal to the
,

energy difference between the initial and final states .

nu =
Ei-Efi Ei>Ef .
HEL_ LEL (Emit]
LEL Es HEL (Absorb]
Bohr's Radius of H-Atom :-

Acc to Bohr's ,
electron revolves around the nucleus in
stationary orbits .

In these orbits electron does not radiate Energy . V


-

↓fe
we know that : -
If we put all

mur = -Q
values in eq : -

2n
v = 0 .
53 ⑳
:
Ff =
fc 2

For H-atom z = 1
F
Fe=
,

eve,

53
j
v = 0 . = a
After putingfe fc above :
and -

Bohr's Radius
we know that ,
P E
. .

- eq
and , we
put in
U=
v

mu munah"So
22
2
mazez=a 91 = -
e and
q = + ze

Now eg02- eqO 2

y = ze
O
Y
v=
ze
#
- -

2heon

If we put vinabove
Velocity of -inuth
or bit
=-
-

put all values in


:

we v - so so

o ③
v =
?
nmze
v = 2
18x106Zm/
me
.

U =-

Radius athorbit
of .

We know that , K Ei-


.
2
otal Energy of electron : -

kE=
tm/son& [
[ mr= OJ
fu Tt =
-
PE + KE
·. PE =-2kt=2TE

= he n
TC =
1

Hydrogen Spectrum or Line Spectra of H-Atom :-

Hydrogen Spectrum consist of discrete


bright lines in a dark background
and it is
specifically known as

Hydrogen Emission Spectrum .

There is one more type of H-Spectrum


that exists where we get dark lines

on
bright background , it is known as

Absorption Spectrum .

When e-jumps from excited state


an

to ground state in Hydrogen atom it generates


Electromagnetic radiation
,

known as
Hydrogen spectrum or Line Spectra of H-Atom
. It is known as
Emission Spectrum of H-Atom .

Balmar was ist who found emission spectrum of H-Atom in visible


region
known as Balmar Series
· and other
spectra discovered later
.

. Lyman
eg Series , Paschan Series Brackett and
, P-fund series
·

Drawback of Bohr's Model :-

i) It stands onlyFor H-Atom and H Like atom (Single electron species) .

ii) It cannot explain Spectrum of Multielection Species .

iii) It Violates Heisenberg's uncertainty principle .

iv) It cannot explain splitting of Spectral lines of Electric field and magnetic
field i. e. StarkEffect and Zeeman Effect .
de-Broglie's comment on Bohr's 2nd Postulate : -

Acc to.

de-Broglic
stationary orbit is
,
a that which contains an
integral number
of de-Broglie standing waves associated with the revolving electron .

For electron th circular orbit of radius Un


an
revolving in :

Total distance covered =


Circumference of the orbit
= Laun
: For the permissible orbit ,

2avn = ny

Acc to.

de-Broglie wavelength : -
x = 1
mUn
where , In is speed of electron
revolving in th orbit :-

29Wn=
mun

MunUn==n
i. e
.
Angular momentum of electron revolving in th orbit must be

integral multiple of ,
which is the
quantum condition proposed
by Bohr's in his second postulate .

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