Violet 2. A sample of hydrogen is heated up to produce the absorption spectrum which has four dark bands as shown below. We are going to explore the energy and wavelength associated with the dark band indicated by the arrow. For the dark band indicated by the arrow above, the electron transition that corresponds to this band results in an electron transition between n=2 and n=3. Draw an energy diagram to help you construct a step-by-step description for the processes involved to create this band in the absorption spectrum. Red

Violet 2. A sample of hydrogen is heated up to produce the absorption spectrum which has four dark bands as shown below. We are going to explore the energy and wavelength associated with the dark band indicated by the arrow. For the dark band indicated by the arrow above, the electron transition that corresponds to this band results in an electron transition between n=2 and n=3. Draw an energy diagram to help you construct a step-by-step description for the processes involved to create this band in the absorption spectrum. Red

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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