acc to bohr...... angular momentum = integral mutiple of a constant h/2pi.......
i.e. mvr=nh/2pi.where m=mass of e v=velocity r=radius of the orbit n =an integer called the principal quantum number and h=plank's constant.
rearranging the above eqn,,,,,,
mv*2
r = nh. i.e. momentum * circumference = nh.
in other words the angular momentum of an electron in an atom is quantised and can have values h/2 pi, h/3pi, h/4pi........nh/2pi.
are you getting anything from it......?
if no please do tell me......