6. An electron in a hydrogen atom falling from an excited state (n =7) to a relaxed state has the same wavelength as an electron moving at a speed of 7821 m/s. Determine the relaxed orbit that this electron relaxed to. O 入- %3D masse x Velocility ☺ Ephoton= 入 hc

6. An electron in a hydrogen atom falling from an excited state (n =7) to a relaxed state has the same wavelength as an electron moving at a speed of 7821 m/s. Determine the relaxed orbit that this electron relaxed to. O 入- %3D masse x Velocility ☺ Ephoton= 入 hc

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