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2. Two emissions of light were observed. One emission (A) was at 410 nm and the other (B) was at 690 nm. Which of these was of greater energy?

2. Two emissions of light were observed. One emission (A) was at 410 nm and the other (B) was at 690 nm. Which of these was of greater energy?

Principles of Modern Chemistry
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c Duleal spectroscope support the concept of quantized energy? (Hint: Compare your observations of the lines observed from the sunlight in the lab window versus your observations of a gas emission tube.) 2. Two emissions of light were observed. One emission (A) was at 410 nm and the other (B) was at 690 nm. Which of these was of greater energy? 3. The first excited state of Ca is reached by absorption of 422.7 nm light. What is the between the ground state and this excited state? energy difference
Transcribed Image Text:c Duleal spectroscope support the concept of quantized energy? (Hint: Compare your observations of the lines observed from the sunlight in the lab window versus your observations of a gas emission tube.) 2. Two emissions of light were observed. One emission (A) was at 410 nm and the other (B) was at 690 nm. Which of these was of greater energy? 3. The first excited state of Ca is reached by absorption of 422.7 nm light. What is the between the ground state and this excited state? energy difference
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