1. a) The electron in the hydrogen atom is subjected to a magnetic field produced by theproton. Explain this phenomenon.(i)Given that the radius of the electron orbit is rand the electron speed is v, calculatethe magnetic field produced by the proton at the location of the electron.(ii)Using the Bohr model, derive a formula for the energy level splitting due to themagnetic field calculated in (i) in terms of the quantum number n.Hence, calculate the splitting of the n= 2 level in eV.(i)

The concepts of concern here are the spin orbit coupling and splitting due to spin orbit…

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