Chemistry, asked by ns5548914, 9 months ago

What is the value of energy
emitted when
electrons of 1g H-atom undergo transition giving
the spectral line of largest energy in the
visible region of
its atomic spectrum​

Answers

Answered by pratyushmishra10000
0

ANSWER

Formula used,  

λ

1

​  

=R[  

n  

1

2

​  

 

1

​  

−  

n  

2

2

​  

 

1

​  

]

R=1.109678×10  

7

m  

−1

,  for visible region we have Balmer series.

For Balmer series, n  

1

​  

=2 and n  

2

​  

=3(for lowest energy)

Substituting values,  

λ

1

​  

=1.109678×10  

7

[  

2  

2

 

1

​  

−  

3  

2

 

1

​  

]

⇒λ=6.546×10  

−7

m

For energy formula is,

ΔE=  

λ

hc

​  

=  

6.546×10  

−7

 

6.62×10  

−34

×3×10  

8

 

​  

=3.037×10  

−19

J

Now energy emitted from 1.0 g of hydrogen atom (E  

H

​  

)=3.037×10  

−19

×N  

A

​  

=3.037×10  

−19

×6.02×10  

23

=1.82×10  

5

J

Hence, the correct option is A

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