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Physical chemistry is mathematical. In jee most of the questions from physical chemistry is numerical and thus you need to be very good at numericals of physical chemistry. For physical chemistry p bahadur is best for jee. NCERT is must JEE mains ask questions directly from NCERT with slight changes. Rc Mukherjee is good for numericals.

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When an object moves in a circle at a constant speed its velocity (which is a vector) is constantly changing. Its velocity is changing not because the magnitude of the velocity is changing but because its direction is. This constantly changing velocity means that the object is accelerating ( centripetal acceleration ).  For this acceleration to happen there must be a resultant force, this force is called the centripetal force .

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According to Bohr's atomic theory, the energy of an electron in the stationary states around a nucleus of charge Ze is defined by quantum number n, and is given by, E (n) = - ( 2 π² m e⁴ Z²/n² h² ) in esu.

For hydrogen Z =1, and E( n ) = - ( 2 π² m e⁴/n² h² ).

The ionization energy is the energy to remove the electron from the bound state. In the present case the electron is in an excited state. So depending on the excited state the electron is in, the ionization energy will be 3.4ev or less.

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Dear Venu, NTA majorly asks questions from NCERT. But you need to be prepared so as not to be surprised in the examination hall. Class notes is good but you will need few more books:

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