calculate the wavelength of light emitted by the transition of electron from n=3 in the balmer series
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Explanation:
λ = 656.1 nm
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The Balmer series consists of all transitions that end at the ( n=2 ) energy level.
The Rydberg equation gives the wavelength
λ for the transitions:
∣∣∣∣aa1λ
=R(1n21−1n22)aa∣∣∣∣
whereR= the Rydberg constant ( 1.0974×107lm-1 )andn1 and n2 are the numbers of the energy levels such that
n1<n2
For a transition from ( =3 ) to ( n=2 ),1
λ=(1.0974×107lm-1)(14−19)
=(1.0974×107lm-1)×536
=1.524×106lm-1
λ=11.524×106lm-1
=6.561×10-7lm=656.1
This wavelength corresponds to the red line in the hydrogen spectrum.
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