What are the frequency and wavelength of a photon emitted during a transition from n = 5 state to the n = 2 state in the hydrogen atom?
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λ=433.93669nm
Explanation:
λ=hcEpEp
is the energy of photon.
Since,
Ep=2π2meK2Z2e4h2(1n22−1n25)K=14πε0,n2=2,n5=5,Z=1λ=800⋅h3⋅c⋅ε2021⋅me⋅e4
Putting in the values of physical constants
λ=433.93669nm
Here,
λ=
wavelength of photon
h=
Planck's constant
me=
mass of electron
c=
speed of light in vacuum
e=
elementary charge
Z=
Atomic No. [1 for hydrogen]
Explanation:
λ=hcEpEp
is the energy of photon.
Since,
Ep=2π2meK2Z2e4h2(1n22−1n25)K=14πε0,n2=2,n5=5,Z=1λ=800⋅h3⋅c⋅ε2021⋅me⋅e4
Putting in the values of physical constants
λ=433.93669nm
Here,
λ=
wavelength of photon
h=
Planck's constant
me=
mass of electron
c=
speed of light in vacuum
e=
elementary charge
Z=
Atomic No. [1 for hydrogen]
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