Answer -
Given,
E = E high - E low
= (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) / E
Find Energy and wavelengths in nm.
According to Rydberg's Formula,
1/ = R [(1/n2final) - (1/n2initial)]
where, = wavelength in m
R = Rydberg's constant (1.0974 * 107 m-1)
n = transition levels
So,
From n= 2 to 1
1/ = R [(1/n2final) - (1/n2initial)]
1/ = 1.0974 * 107 m-1[(1/12) - (1/22)]
= 121.5 nm
Also,
= (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) / E
E = (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) /
So,
E = (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) /121.5 nm
E = 984.36 kJ
Wavelength = 121.5 nm
Energy = 984.36 kJ
from 3 to 1
1/ = R [(1/n2final) - (1/n2initial)]
1/ = 1.0974 * 107 m-1[(1/12) - (1/32)]
= 102.5 nm
Also,
= (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) / E
E = (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) /
So,
E = (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) /102.5 nm
E = 1167.09 kJ
Wavelength = 102.5 nm
Energy = 1167.09 kJ
from 3 to 2
1/ = R [(1/n2final) - (1/n2initial)]
1/ = 1.0974 * 107 m-1[(1/22) - (1/32)]
= 656.11 nm
Also,
= (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) / E
E = (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) /
So,
E = (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) /656.11 nm
E = 182.33 kJ
Wavelength = 656.11 nm
Energy = 182.33 kJ
from 4 to 1
1/ = R [(1/n2final) - (1/n2initial)]
1/ = 1.0974 * 107 m-1[(1/12) - (1/42)]
= 97.20 nm
Also,
= (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) / E
E = (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) /
So,
E = (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) /97.20 nm
E = 1230.73 kJ
Wavelength = 97.20 nm
Energy = 1230.73 kJ
from 4 to 2
1/ = R [(1/n2final) - (1/n2initial)]
1/ = 1.0974 * 107 m-1[(1/22) - (1/42)]
= 486 nm
Also,
= (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) / E
E = (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) /
So,
E = (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) /486 nm
E = 246.14 kJ
Wavelength = 486 nm
Energy = 246.14 kJ
from 4 to 3
1/ = R [(1/n2final) - (1/n2initial)]
1/ = 1.0974 * 107 m-1[(1/32) - (1/42)]
= 1874.61 nm
Also,
= (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) / E
E = (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) /
So,
E = (1.196 * 105 kJnm/mol) /1874.61 nm
E = 63.81 kJ
Wavelength = 1874.61 nm
Energy = 63.81 kJ
Similarly,
From n= 5 t n=1
Wavelength = 94.92 nm
Energy = 1260.29 kJ
From n= 5 t n=2
Wavelength = 433.94 nm
Energy = 275.67 kJ
From n= 5 t n=3
Wavelength = 1281.47 nm
Energy = 93.35 kJ
From n= 5 t n=4
Wavelength = 4050.07 nm
Energy = 29.54 kJ
From n= 6 t n=1
Wavelength = 93.73 nm
Energy = 1276.29 kJ
From n= 6 to n=2
Wavelength = 410.07 nm
Energy = 291.72 kJ
REST VALUES ARE CALCULATED AND FILLED IN THE TABLE.
n = 2 | n = 3 | n = 4 | n = 5 | n = 6 | n = | |
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n = 1 |
984.56kJ 121.5nm |
1166.86kJ 102.52nm |
1230.73 kJ 97.20 nm |
1260.29 kJ 94.92 nm |
1276.29 kJ 93.73 nm |
1312.85kJ 91.12nm |
n = 2 | ###### |
182.33 kJ 656.11nm |
246.15 kJ 486 nm |
275.67 kJ 433.94 nm |
291.72 kJ 410.07 nm |
328.20kJ 364.49nm |
n = 3 | ###### | ###### |
63.81 kJ 1874.61nm |
93.35 kJ 1281.47nm |
109.39 kJ 1093.52nm |
145.86kJ 820.12nm |
n = 4 | ###### | ###### | ###### |
29.54 kJ 4050.07nm |
45.58 kJ 2624.45nm |
82.05kJ 1457.99nm |
n = 6 | ###### | ###### | ###### | ###### |
9.67 kJ 12365.19nm |
36.47kJ 3280.48nm |
n = 7 | ###### | ###### | ###### | ###### | ###### |
26.79kJ 4465.09nm |
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