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Calculate the allowed wavelengths for the emission of a photon initially in the n=3 state in a hydrogen atom
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bobpursley
1/lambda= Rh (1/n1-1/n2)
and
1/lambda=Rh(1/n1 -1/n3)
and
1/lambda=Rh(1/n2-1/n3)

Rh=1.097E7
11 years ago
Sarah
i understand i would use Rydberg formula but what is the values of n
11 years ago

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