Consider an electron confined to a 2-D ring of radius 0.9440 A. What wavelength of light is absorbed by this electron when it transitions from an angular momentum quantum number of m = -3 to m = -4? %3!

Consider an electron confined to a 2-D ring of radius 0.9440 A. What wavelength of light is absorbed by this electron when it transitions from an angular momentum quantum number of m = -3 to m = -4? %3!

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is absorbed by this electron when it transitions from an angular momentum quantum
number of m = -3 to m = -4?
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