It is observed that hydrogen atoms can emit four spectral lines with wavelengths in the visible range from violet to red. According to the Rydberg formula the emitted visible radiation corresponds to: On 1 On= 1 O n'= 2 On= 2

It is observed that hydrogen atoms can emit four spectral lines with wavelengths in the visible range from violet to red. According to the Rydberg formula the emitted visible radiation corresponds to: On 1 On= 1 O n'= 2 On= 2

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It is observed that hydrogen atoms can emit four spectral lines with wavelengths in the visible
range from violet to red.
According to the Rydberg formula the emitted visible radiation corresponds to:
O n' = 1
On= 1
n'= 2
On- 2

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