Consider an electron in hydrogen having total energy -0.544eV . A. What are the possible values...
Consider an electron in hydrogen having total energy -0.544eV .
A. What are the possible values of its orbital angular momentum (in terms of h)?
B. What wavelength of light would it take to excite this electron to the next higher shell?
C. Is this photon visible to humans?
Homework Answers
A) The correct option is B
B) The wave length is Lamba =1240 eV nm/0.544 eV=2279 nm
C) The wavelength is not in visible region and hence they cannot be viewed
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