6. Which photon will correspond with the transition labeled B? a. The absorption of a 248 nm photon. b. The emission of a 155 nm photon. c. The emission of a 487 nm photon. d. The absorption of a 155 nm photon. e. The emission of a 248 nm photon.

6. Which photon will correspond with the transition labeled B? a. The absorption of a 248 nm photon. b. The emission of a 155 nm photon. c. The emission of a 487 nm photon. d. The absorption of a 155 nm photon. e. The emission of a 248 nm photon.

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6. Which photon will correspond with the transition labeled B?
a. The absorption of a 248 nm photon.
b. The emission of a 155 nm photon.
c. The emission of a 487 nm photon.
d. The absorption of a 155 nm photon.
e. The emission of a 248 nm photon.

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