1. Using the Rydberg calculate the emission wavelengths and state the region of the electromagnetic spectrum of those wavelengths (UV, visible, or infrared) for electron transitions going from a. n-6 to n=3 b. n=3 to n=1 2. During relaxation, an electron emits a photon with a wavelength of 425nm. Assuming the electron was relaxing from the 5th energy level, use the Rydberg equation to calculate what the final energy level would be.

1. Using the Rydberg calculate the emission wavelengths and state the region of the electromagnetic spectrum of those wavelengths (UV, visible, or infrared) for electron transitions going from a. n-6 to n=3 b. n=3 to n=1 2. During relaxation, an electron emits a photon with a wavelength of 425nm. Assuming the electron was relaxing from the 5th energy level, use the Rydberg equation to calculate what the final energy level would be.

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