In the spectrum described below, lines are indicated thatwere created as a result of photon emission due toelectronic transitions in a hydrogen-like atom (that is, anatom in which there is only one electron). It is a given thatall the lines in the current spectrum were created due tothe return of an electron from some excited state to theground state. Given that the frequency of a photonbelonging to line C is 1.234x10^16 Hz . calculate theenergy of 4 moles of photons belonging to line A (ananswer must be given in kJ).D CBIncreasing wavelength, AA

The energy levels of hydrogen-like atoms are given byEn=−13.6Z2n2eVwhere n refers to the level and…

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