How to find the momentum of an electron with a wavelength 456nm (if you can tell me just the formula of how to find is fine)?
A hydrogen is in the excited state of n=4. Using the Bohr theory of the atom, find the radius of the orbit. Find the linear momentum of the electron. (kg*m/s) Find the angular momentum of the electron. (J*s)
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