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The Bohr radius increases in higher orbits because the electron __________.

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The Hydrogen Atom · Physics
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PhysicsDual Nature: Photon and Matter WavesThe Hydrogen AtomThe Bohr Model of HydrogenRRB JE CBT 2 (CMA)2026
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Scalar quantities have magnitude only; vectors have magnitude and direction.

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Option D — Moves farther from nucleus

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