The Bohr-Rutherford Model of Hydrogen

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The Bohr-Rutherford model describes the electron in hydrogen as moving in a circular orbit around the proton. The discussion includes calculations of the electric current generated by this orbital motion, using the formula I = e/t = e*v/2*pi*r. Participants are focused on determining the magnetic field produced at the proton due to the current associated with the electron's motion. The conversation emphasizes the relationship between the electron's velocity, charge, and the radius of its orbit. Overall, the thread explores the implications of the model in terms of current and magnetic field generation.
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Homework Statement


In the Bohr-Rutherford model of hydrogen,the electron moves in a circular orbit about the proton.


Homework Equations


I = e/t = e*v/2*pi*r
I = current , e = charge , v = velocity , r = radius

The Attempt at a Solution


1)Calculated the electric current associated with that orbital motion for the ground state.
2)Determine the magnetic field at the protondut to this current.
 
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