An unknown electronic transition in the H atom begins from n = 3 and it has an energy of +129.6 kJ/mol. (i) Calculate the final energy level for this electronic transition. 4 (ii) Determine the wavelength (in Å) of the radiation associated with this electronic transition.

An unknown electronic transition in the H atom begins from n = 3 and it has an energy of +129.6 kJ/mol. (i) Calculate the final energy level for this electronic transition. 4 (ii) Determine the wavelength (in Å) of the radiation associated with this electronic transition.

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