The diagram below shows the wavelengths of four emission lines of the H atom. Using the Bohr model, four of the six transitions listed below each correspond to one of these lines in the spectrum. Which transition is responsible for the line at 410 nm? 410 nm 434 nm Light 486 nm Hatoms Prism 657 nm Emission Spectrum On = 2 to n = 3 On= 3 to n = 2 On-4 to n = 2 On= 5 to n =2 On- 6 to n = 2 On=1 to n = 5

The diagram below shows the wavelengths of four emission lines of the H atom. Using the Bohr model, four of the six transitions listed below each correspond to one of these lines in the spectrum. Which transition is responsible for the line at 410 nm? 410 nm 434 nm Light 486 nm Hatoms Prism 657 nm Emission Spectrum On = 2 to n = 3 On= 3 to n = 2 On-4 to n = 2 On= 5 to n =2 On- 6 to n = 2 On=1 to n = 5

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