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Answered by nirman95
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Answer:

Given:

3 levels are as follows:

  • E
  • 4E/3
  • 2E

Transition from 3 --> 1 = λ

To find:

Wavelength produced in transition from

2 --> 1

Concept:

The energy difference between the electronic levels and it's transition is responsible for formation of electromagnetic waves.

Calculation:

In 3 --> 1 transition:

2E - E = hc/λ

=> E = hc/λ ..........(1)

In 2 ---> 1 transition:

4E/3 - E = hc/λ"

=> E/3 = hc/λ" ..........(2)

Taking ratio of (1) and (2)

E/(E/3) = {hc/λ}/{hc/λ"}

=> 3 = λ"/λ

=> λ" = 3λ

So option 2) is correct.

Answered by rajsingh24
12

GIVEN:-

THREE LEVELS ARE,

  • E
  • 4E/3
  • 2E

TRANSITION 3---»1= \lambda

FIND:-

2------»1

ANSWER:-

CASE,.1)

3----» 1 TRANSITION

1) 2E-E=HC/\lambda

2)\rightarrow E=HC/\lambda

case. 2)

2------»1 TRANSITION.

3)4E-E=HC/\lambda'

from 2 & 3.

\cancel{E}/(\cancel{E}-3) =(\cancel{HC}/\lambda)/(\cancel {HC}/\lambda')

3=\lambda'/\lambda

.°.\lambda'=3\lambda

THANKS.

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