A hydrogen atom undergoes a transition from the 3p state to the 4d state.
1- Write a set of possible quantum number that describes the initial and final states
2- Calculate the change in energy
3- Calculate the change in angular momentum
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A hydrogen atom undergoes a transition from the 3p state to the 4d state. 1- Write...
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