QUESTION 5In the energy level diagram. Which of the followingwill produce a photon with the SECOND longestwavelength?n-4- 0.85 ev-1.51 eVn-3n-2-3,4 eVn-113.6 eVA. N =2 to n=1B. N= 3 to n=D1C. N=3 to n=2D. N=4 to n=3E. N =4 to n=D1 QUESTION 5In the energy level diagram. Which of the followingwill produce a photon with the SECOND longestwavelength?n-4- 0.85 ev-1.51 eVn-3n-2-3,4 eVn-113.6 eVA. N =2 to n=1B. N= 3 to n=D1C. N=3 to n=2D. N=4 to n=3E. N =4 to n=D1

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In the energy level diagram. Which of the following will produce a photon with the SECOND longest wavelength? n-4 -0.85 ev n-3 -1.51 ev n-2 -3,4 ev n-1 13.6 eV A. N =2 to n=1 B. N= 3 to n=1 O C. N=3 to n=2 D. N=4 to n=3 E. N =4 to n=1

In the energy level diagram. Which of the following will produce a photon with the SECOND longest wavelength? n-4 -0.85 ev n-3 -1.51 ev n-2 -3,4 ev n-1 13.6 eV A. N =2 to n=1 B. N= 3 to n=1 O C. N=3 to n=2 D. N=4 to n=3 E. N =4 to n=1

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