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Calculate frequency of radiation from n=3 to n=2

0 ev
-0.38 eV.
ev
-0.54 eV
ev
-0.85 ev
-1.51 ev
-3.39 ev
Energy (ev)
-13.6 ev
ionisation
ground level
С ССС
8 pint
n=3
n=2
quantum numbers
n=1

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