2. a. Calculate the energy given off when electrons in a neon atom move from the fifth energy level to the second energy level. b. Calculate the wavelength that corresponds to the change in energy calculated in part 2a. c. Using the overhead transparency, determine which color range this wavelength falls in (i.e. x-rays). For neon Z = 2.52. [ionization energy = -2.178 x 10-18J/atom * (Z?/n²)] [2.90 x 10-18 J] [68.4 nm] [ultraviolet]

2. a. Calculate the energy given off when electrons in a neon atom move from the fifth energy level to the second energy level. b. Calculate the wavelength that corresponds to the change in energy calculated in part 2a. c. Using the overhead transparency, determine which color range this wavelength falls in (i.e. x-rays). For neon Z = 2.52. [ionization energy = -2.178 x 10-18J/atom * (Z?/n²)] [2.90 x 10-18 J] [68.4 nm] [ultraviolet]

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