B A In the energy-level diagram shown for a gas, the wavelength of the radiation associated with transition A is 600 nm , and that associated with transition B is 300 nm. a. Determine the energy of a photon associated with transition A. eV. b. Determine the A of the radiation associated with transition C. nm. c. What will happen to a beam of white light (400 to 600 nm) that is sent through this gaseous element?

B A In the energy-level diagram shown for a gas, the wavelength of the radiation associated with transition A is 600 nm , and that associated with transition B is 300 nm. a. Determine the energy of a photon associated with transition A. eV. b. Determine the A of the radiation associated with transition C. nm. c. What will happen to a beam of white light (400 to 600 nm) that is sent through this gaseous element?

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