What happens when electricity passes thru hydrogen?
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Electronic discharge , literally , when electricity is passed through the hydrogen atom , it raises its total energy by few electronvolt units , but when a definite amount of electricity is passed through it , aslike 1000V or any definite disassociation energy value , as it's described in the diagram that if electronic jumps are observed , energy is radiated in the form of electromagnetic waves , with defined as - ΔE = hf ,
h = Planck's constant , f = frequency of the wave ,
similarly , when electrothermal disassociation is done through passing electricity through hydrogen , it's electron gets excited at [ 10,000K , or 1000V or 13.6eV at a definite parameter ] and it entirely disintegrates in protons , neutrons and electrons in the form of thermal energy , as electromagnetic waves
h = Planck's constant , f = frequency of the wave ,
similarly , when electrothermal disassociation is done through passing electricity through hydrogen , it's electron gets excited at [ 10,000K , or 1000V or 13.6eV at a definite parameter ] and it entirely disintegrates in protons , neutrons and electrons in the form of thermal energy , as electromagnetic waves
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