Determine the wavelengths of the visible emission bands in the hydrogen spectrum arising from n2= 4, 5, and 6. A. 410 nm, 386nm, 340nm B. 486nm, 434nm, 410nm C. 1100nm, 486nm, 434nm D. 486nm, 434nm, 384nm

Determine the wavelengths of the visible emission bands in the hydrogen spectrum arising from n2= 4, 5, and 6. A. 410 nm, 386nm, 340nm B. 486nm, 434nm, 410nm C. 1100nm, 486nm, 434nm D. 486nm, 434nm, 384nm

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Determine the wavelengths of the visible emission bands in the hydrogen spectrum arising from n2= 4, 5, and 6.

A. 410 nm, 386nm, 340nm

B. 486nm, 434nm, 410nm

C. 1100nm, 486nm, 434nm

D. 486nm, 434nm, 384nm

E. 1260nm, 1100nm, 486nm

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