Why do different atoms have different lines in their spectra?
Q: When an electron in a hydrogen atom moves from b=8 to n=2 light with what wavelengths is emitted?
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Q: * What happens when light energy is absorbed by the solar panel? Sunlight n-type Material p-n…
A: When sunlight falls on the solar panel, the electron absorbs the light energy and gets excited to a…
Q: What is an atom’s ionization energy? In other words, if you know the ionization energy of an atom,…
A: Ionization energy
Q: What process describes the phenomenon of light hitting a material and producing electricity? ]] m…
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Q: An electron jumps from the 2nd level (-10 ev) to the 5th energy level (-1.0 eV) Ionization State…
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Q: In a particular atom, absorbing a photon with a wavelength of 550nm causes an electron to jump from…
A: When The electron jumps from n = 2 to n=4 state , The emitted energy is E = 13.6×[(1/2^2)-(1/4^2)]…
Q: Why does a sample such as hydrogen have 4 discrete lines of color instead of a blurry, continuous…
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Q: What is the frequency of light (in Hz) of a photon emitted when an electron in a hydrogen atom…
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Q: A visible photon passes very close to a hydrogen atom but is not absorbed. This could be because the…
A: A visible photon passes very close to hydrogen atom but it is not absorbed why??
Q: what are the most important lines of the X-Ray spectrum, If you know that the bonding energy of…
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Q: Draw a wavelength for 517nm / 5.17x10^-7.
A: wavelength is distance between peak to peak amplitudes of a wave.
Q: In Figure 1 below, which distance is equal to a wavelength? k 1 b d j www. a 00 h 3.0 m m n P…
A: Wavelength is the distance between two corresponding points on the wave. OR distance between the…
Q: The average angle for a line in the hydrogen spectrum is determined to be 14.08 degrees. What is the…
A: Angle is 14.08° Wavelength d= 0.0002cm
Q: Which laser beam carries more energy per photon—a red beam or a green beam?
A: Given: a red and a green beam
Q: Find the difference in energy levels for a hydrogen-like titanium atom going from the seventh (7th)…
A: Tritium atom is going from 7th level to 3rd level
Q: If the energy released by an electron making a transition from one hydrogen atom orbit to another is…
A: (given) Energy released by an electron making a transition from one hydrogen atom orbit to another…
Q: What frequency of light is emitted when an electron in a hydrogen atom jumps from n=2 to the ground…
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Q: Elements in the gaseous state emit line spectra with well- defined wavelengths. But hot solid…
A: Introduction: Hot solid objects act as black bodies, while gases emit line spectra corresponding to…
Q: Mr. Muscedere accelerates an ELECTRON from left to right so that it leaves the electric field with a…
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Q: How can you use the emission spectrum of an element to identify it?
A: From emission spectra it is possible to identify the element. When an element gives emission…
Q: Calculate the wavelength of a photon that has an energy of 2.48 eV. (Hint: h*c {Planck's constant *…
A: To calculate the wavelength of a photon with a given energy, you can use the energy-wavelength…
Q: The allowed energies of a simple atom are 0.00eV, 3.50eV, and 5.86eV. What wavelengths appear in the…
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Q: visible portion
A: Formula for wavelength of spectral lines is 1/λ=R(1/ n12−1/n22) Where λ = wavelength of spectral…
Q: The Brackett series in the hydrogen spectrum corresponds to transitions that have a final state of m…
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Q: /Sketch the single sided and double sided spectra of x(t) = 10 cos (12лt+n)
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Q: Neon works in two wavelengths, how do we control it and make it work in one wavelength?
A: Real neon lights consist of glass tube filled with a small amount (low pressure) of neon gas. Neon…
Q: Why are spectral lines often referred to as “atomic fingerprints”?
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Q: How can a hydrogen atom , which has only one electron , have so many spectral lines?
A: The hydrogen atom has only one electron but has several lines of the spectrum because one hydrogen…
Q: The wavelength (in nm) of the visible line corresponding to n = 6 in the hydrogen visible spectra…
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Q: In a hydrogen atom, suppose an electron goes from the energy level n = 1 to another level. Going…
A: Given electron in n=1 level of hydrogen
Q: If an object is twice the temperature of another object, how will its wavelength of peak emission…
A: According to Wein's law, λpeak*T = constant If temperature of one body is twice that of the other…
Q: Gaseous elements emit line spectra with well-defined wavelengths. However, hot solid objects radiate…
A: Introduction: It is required to explain why hot solid objects radiate a continuous spectrum and the…
Q: A star's light is exoting the atoms in a gas cloud close to the star. If we view only the gas cloud…
A: Atomic structure.
Q: Calculate the shortest wavelength in the Balmer series of hydrogen atom. In which region (infra-red,…
A: The formula to calculate the wavelength of spectral line is, 1λ=R1nf2-1ni2 Here, λ is the wavelength…
Q: An electron in hydrogen drops from the 5th to the 3rd orbital. What is the energy of the photon…
A: Given As electron in hydrogen drops from 5th to 3rd orbit To find out The energy of photon…
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