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If the sortest wavelength of h atom in lyman seeis ix x then longest wavelength in balmer series of he+ is

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Explanation:

The wave number of any series is given by;

(1/ λ ) = 109678 × [ (1/n²1}) - (1/n²2]

where 109678 is a constant, say = α and the series starts from n1 to n2;

Where x is the wavelength for the last line that has the shortest wavelength in lyman series,

Therefore, n​1=1 to n = 2 = ∞

= 1/x = α (1-1) - 1/∞ = α ( 1-o) = α          

For wavelength of first line of the balmer series,  where n​1 =2 to n​2 =3  

Lets say the wavelength to be found be = λ

(1/λ ) = α × [(1/2²) - (1/3²)]

= α(5/36)

Substituting the value

= (1/ λ) = (5/36)(1/x) = 5/(36x)

= λ =36x/5

Thus, the longest series is 36/5

Answered by Anonymous
0

Answer:

Explanation:

The wave number of any series is given by;

(1/ λ ) = 109678 × [ (1/n²1}) - (1/n²2]

where 109678 is a constant, say = α and the series starts from n1 to n2;

Where x is the wavelength for the last line that has the shortest wavelength in lyman series,

Therefore, n​1=1 to n = 2 = ∞

= 1/x = α (1-1) - 1/∞ = α ( 1-o) = α

For wavelength of first line of the balmer series, where n​1 =2 to n​2 =3

Lets say the wavelength to be found be = λ

(1/λ ) = α × [(1/2²) - (1/3²)]

= α(5/36)

Substituting the value

= (1/ λ) = (5/36)(1/x) = 5/(36x)

= λ =36x/5

Thus, the longest series is 36/5

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