Chemistry, asked by Lavetta, 7 months ago

find the maximum number of emission lines, when excited electron of hydrogen atom in n=6 drops to n=1 (No. of emission lines can be found using formula,( n2-n1)(n2-n1+1)/2.(n2=6,n1=1)

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15.

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