9. The figure to the right shows an energylevel diagram for a certain atom (nothydrogen). Several transitions areshown and are labeled by letters. Note:The diagram is not drawn to scale.Energy-3 eVC-5 eVBa. Which transition(s) corresponds tophotons in the visible spectrum?-8 eVDA-15 eVb. Which transition corresponds to having aphoton with the longest wavelength?c. What wavelength photon (in nm) will correspond with the transition labeled B?d. An atom is in ground state and then absorbs a 12 eV photon. A short while later this atomemits a photon of a different energy (and different wavelength), what are the possiblewavelengths of this photon?Principal Quantum Number8

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9. The figure to the right shows an energy Energy level diagram for a certain atom (not hydrogen). Several transitions are shown and are labeled by letters. Note: The diagram is not drawn to scale. 4 -3eV C 3. -5 eV B a. Which transition(s) corresponds to photons in the visible spectrum? E -8 eV D А b. Which transition corresponds to having a 1 -15 eV Principal Quantum Number

9. The figure to the right shows an energy Energy level diagram for a certain atom (not hydrogen). Several transitions are shown and are labeled by letters. Note: The diagram is not drawn to scale. 4 -3eV C 3. -5 eV B a. Which transition(s) corresponds to photons in the visible spectrum? E -8 eV D А b. Which transition corresponds to having a 1 -15 eV Principal Quantum Number

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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