Asked by Christina
Background: A monochromatic laser is exciting hydrogen atoms from the n=2 to state to the n=5 state.
Question: What is the shortest wavelength observed?
-I believe that it will be from n=5 to n=4, but I am not sure what equation to use or how to use the n values...
Answer: ?? nm
Question: What is the shortest wavelength observed?
-I believe that it will be from n=5 to n=4, but I am not sure what equation to use or how to use the n values...
Answer: ?? nm
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Answered by
bobpursley
short wavelenght, highest energy. Highest energy means greatest possible change.
So calculate yours, then try 2 to 5
So calculate yours, then try 2 to 5
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