MCQ
The maximum energy is present in any electron at
- ANucleus
- BGround state
- CFirst excited state
- ✓Infinite distance from the nucleus
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Infinite distance from the nucleus
d
(d) As a result of attraction, some energy is released. So at infinite distance from the nucleus energy of any electron will be maximum. For bringing electrons from $\infty $ to the orbital of any atom some work has to be done be electrons hence it bill loose its energy for doing that work.
(d) As a result of attraction, some energy is released. So at infinite distance from the nucleus energy of any electron will be maximum. For bringing electrons from $\infty $ to the orbital of any atom some work has to be done be electrons hence it bill loose its energy for doing that work.
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