Orbital angular Momentum and Hydrogen atom — CSIR Net PYQ (Question 2)

A Orbital angular Momentum and Hydrogen atom previous-year question (PYQ) from Quantum Mechanics (CSIR Net). Read the question, check the correct answer, then practise the full topic.

Question 2 of 24 · 5.0 marks

A positron is suddenly absorbed by the nucleus of a tritium

(_{1}^{3} H)

atom to turn the latter into a

H e^{+}

ion. If the electron in the tritium atom was initially in the ground state, the probability that the resulting

H e^{+}

ion will be in its ground state is

11
2 $\frac{8}{9}$
3 $\frac{128}{243}$
4 $\frac{512}{729}$

Correct answer: Option 4

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