The minimum amount of energy required to energize a particle from its ground state to first excited state is 1*10^4 eV. One photon source P1 corresponding to X ray wavelength 1nm and another photon source p2 corresponding to visible light wavelength 500 nm are available. As a physicist, which one of these photons would you choose for energizing the atom?Draw a neat diagram to show the procedure and show your calculations in detail.

The minimum amount of energy required to energize a particle from its ground state to first excited state is 1*10^4 eV. One photon source P1 corresponding to X ray wavelength 1nm and another photon source p2 corresponding to visible light wavelength 500 nm are available. As a physicist, which one of these photons would you choose for energizing the atom?Draw a neat diagram to show the procedure and show your calculations in detail.

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