1) photon dropped Eph1 with frequency vph1 on unexcited hydrogen atom on ground state then the...
1) photon dropped Eph1 with frequency vph1 on unexcited hydrogen atom on ground state then the atom ionized anf an electron comes out with kinetic energy Te , if this electron Unite with another ionic hydrogen then a third hydrogen atom in first excited level on comes out because of this unite with -3.4eV , and a new photon comes out with 466 λ.
calculate the energy of first photon Eph1 and its frequency vph1 .
2) calculate the velocity of electron 1s an atom with charge Z.
what is the value of Z to make the electron velocity equal to speed of light ?
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