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what are the frequency and wavelength of a photon emitted during a transition from n=4 to the n=3 state in the hydrogen atom?

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Answered by SAURABHYADAV6391
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Answered by thesaviour1995
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Answer:wavelength(λ) = 144/7R

             frequency,(nu)= c/λ

                                     =21R x 10^8/144

Explanation:

(GIVEN) its given that the atom is hydrogen.therefore, the atomic no.(z)=1,the state from which the electron is initially starting (n2) = 4, the state in which the electron finally lands to emit radiation (n1)= 3.

solution - the wavelength can be calculated using the eqn., -  1/λ = R(z^2)  x (1/n1 ^2  -  1/n2^2)

1/λ = R x 1 (1/9 - 1/16)

1/λ=R(16-9/144)

1/λ=7R/144

Hence , wavelength(λ) = 144/7R

and frequency,(nu)= c/λ

                               = 3x10^8/144/7R

                               =21R x 10^8/144

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