REPORTATOMIC EMISSION SPECTROSCOPY85Jamin GoaLelerNAMEAnalysis of the Hydrogen Spectrum.SECTIONActual wavelength of the bright green line fromthe fluorescent lights, (nm)Observed wavelength of the bright green ihefrom the fluorescent lights, (nm)546Calibration factor, (nm)HydrogenObservedWavelength(nm)Correctedwavelength(nm)GE4ColorCorrectedwavelength (m)Initial nvalueRed6.54x 10-7m3724.86 x 10-7 m4>2Green488blue4304.38 x 10 m 5->2Purple4.13 X10-7 m6->2413Data to be plotted for graphical methodInverse of initial na value (in decimal form)Inverse of wavelength (m-)R, (in m-1) from the slope of line plotted in thegraphical methodPercent error, (%)CALCULATIONS (use separate sheets to show your work)b54 x 10 4 1esy *10 9m522232b59 x1D-9m211.

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Actual wavelength of the bright green line from Observed wavelength of the bright green line REPORT 85 ATOMIC EMISSION SPECTROSCOPY Jamin GoaLeleer NAME Analysis of the Hydrogen Spectrum. SECTION the fluorescent lights, (nm) 546 from the fluorescent lights, (am) Calibration factor, (nm) Hydrogen Observed Wavelength (nm) Corrected wavelength (nm) GE4 Corrected wavelength (m) Initial n value Color 3-72 b.54x 10-7 4.86 Y 10-m4>2 Red Green 488 blue 438 4.3@ x 10 m5-2 hPurple 413 4.13 X10-9 m6->2 Data to be plotted for graphical method Inverse of initial n value (in decimal form) Inverse of wavelength (m) R, (in m-) from the slope of line plotted in the graphical method Percent error, (%) CALCULATIONS (use separate sheets to show your work) b54 x 10 4 1 ESY * 10 9m

Actual wavelength of the bright green line from Observed wavelength of the bright green line REPORT 85 ATOMIC EMISSION SPECTROSCOPY Jamin GoaLeleer NAME Analysis of the Hydrogen Spectrum. SECTION the fluorescent lights, (nm) 546 from the fluorescent lights, (am) Calibration factor, (nm) Hydrogen Observed Wavelength (nm) Corrected wavelength (nm) GE4 Corrected wavelength (m) Initial n value Color 3-72 b.54x 10-7 4.86 Y 10-m4>2 Red Green 488 blue 438 4.3@ x 10 m5-2 hPurple 413 4.13 X10-9 m6->2 Data to be plotted for graphical method Inverse of initial n value (in decimal form) Inverse of wavelength (m) R, (in m-) from the slope of line plotted in the graphical method Percent error, (%) CALCULATIONS (use separate sheets to show your work) b54 x 10 4 1 ESY * 10 9m

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Chapter20: Molecular Spectroscopy And Photochemistry

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