A transition of an electron in a hydrogen atom takes place from n= 1 to n= infinity.What is the end result of this transition?What is the wavelength of the light required for this transition?What will the result be if light with a shorter wavelength than that used in question 2 be?

Given that, For a hydrogen atom, An electron jump from ni=1 state to nf=∞ To find 1) The final…

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A transition of an electron in a hydrogen atom takes place from n= 1 to n= infinity.

What is the end result of this transition?
What is the wavelength of the light required for this transition?
What will the result be if light with a shorter wavelength than that used in question 2 be?

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