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Question
How does the energy of the electron change as the orbit number increases?
Options
It becomes more negative.
It is zero in every orbit.
It becomes less negative.
It stays at the ground state energy.
MCQ
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Solution
The energy becomes less negative as the orbit number increases. For example, it changes from \[-13.6\,\mathrm{eV}\] in the first orbit to \[-3.40\,\mathrm{eV}\] in the second.
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