2. An electron in a hydrogen atom goesthe n = 2 level, (b) from the n =transitions in each term. Circle the correct choice.into two transitions: the electron falls (a) from the n = 3 level to3 level to then 1 level. Compare the radiation emitted by the two%3D%3D%DTermTransitionsThe frequency in the transition (n = 3 n 2) is higher or lowerthan the frequency in the transition (n 3 n= 1)%3DFrequency%3DThe energy per photon in the transition (n = 3 n=2) is larger or smallerthan the Energy of a photon in the transition (n = 3 n= 1)Energy per photonThe wavelength in the transition (n = 3 → n=2) is longer or shorterthan the wavelength in the transition (n = 3 n= 1)%3DWavelength%3D%3D3. Arrange a set of wavelengths for light in order of increasing frequency: 2 (250 nm),2 (300 nm), and 2(350 nm). Explain your arrangement of the light in frequency.

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2. An electron in a hydrogen atom goes into two transitions: the electron falls (a) from the n=3 level to the n= 2 level, (b) from then 3 level to the n= 1 level. Compare the radiation emitted by the two transitions in each term. Circle the correct choice. Term Transitions The frequency in the transition (n 3 n=2) is higher or lower than the frequency in the transition (n=3 → n = 1) Frequency The energy per photon in the transition (n = 3 n=2) is larger or smaller than the Energy of a photon in the transition (n = 3 →n= 1) Energy per photon The wavelength in the transition (n = 3 → n=2) is longer or shorter than the wavelength in the transition (n =3 → n=1) Wavelength 3. Arrange a set of wavelengths for light in order of increasing frequency: 2 (250 nm), 2 (300 nm), and 2 (350 nm). Explain your arrangement of the light in frequency.

2. An electron in a hydrogen atom goes into two transitions: the electron falls (a) from the n=3 level to the n= 2 level, (b) from then 3 level to the n= 1 level. Compare the radiation emitted by the two transitions in each term. Circle the correct choice. Term Transitions The frequency in the transition (n 3 n=2) is higher or lower than the frequency in the transition (n=3 → n = 1) Frequency The energy per photon in the transition (n = 3 n=2) is larger or smaller than the Energy of a photon in the transition (n = 3 →n= 1) Energy per photon The wavelength in the transition (n = 3 → n=2) is longer or shorter than the wavelength in the transition (n =3 → n=1) Wavelength 3. Arrange a set of wavelengths for light in order of increasing frequency: 2 (250 nm), 2 (300 nm), and 2 (350 nm). Explain your arrangement of the light in frequency.

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