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Question
The radii of Bohr orbit are directly proportional to ______
Options
Principal quantum number
Square of principal quantum number
Cube of principal quantum number
Independent of principal quantum number
Solution
The radii of Bohr orbit are directly proportional to the Square of principal quantum number.
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