Why large number of lines appear in a spectrum of hydrogen although it contains only one electron
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A hydrogen atom contains only one electron, but this electron can be raised to higher energy states. The large number of spectral lines in hydrogen atom spectrum are due to the fact that a large number of transitions of the electron can take place between the different energy states.
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A hydrogen atom contains only one electron, but this electron can be raised to higher energy states. The large number of spectral lines in hydrogen atom spectrum are due to the fact that a large number of transitions of the electron can take place between the different energy state
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