In hydrogen spectrum what is the significance of the gradual convergence of the lines at shorter wave length
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Atomic energy depends on 1/n2
As n increases , the energy decreases. Energy is maximum for n=1.
Now, let’s talk about atomic spectrum for n=1.
The energy difference between n & 1 increases with n. But if you draw a graph, you can see its growth slows over n.
The wavelength decreases ever more slowly forcing the line to converge around n=∞.
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