Chinese journal of atomic and molecular physics

Deduceing of the quantization energy and the quantization electron orbits of hydrogen atom and Bohr's quantization condition of the steady orbits with the correspondence principle

Wang Wen-ze

Published Jan 1, 2002• 0 citations

Abstract

The quantization energy and the quantization electron orbits of hydrogen atom and Bohr's quantization condition of the steady orbits (or the quantization condition of angular momentum) are educed with the correspondence principle.

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