What is the wavelength (in nanometer) that is associated with an electron transition from first energy level to level number 5 in a one dimensional box that has a length of 2.0 pm (Picometer)? None O b. 5.521 Oc. 8.834 Od. 16.56

What is the wavelength (in nanometer) that is associated with an electron transition from first energy level to level number 5 in a one dimensional box that has a length of 2.0 pm (Picometer)? None O b. 5.521 Oc. 8.834 Od. 16.56

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Chapter28: Atomic Physics

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What is the wavelength (in nanometer) that is associated with an electron transition from
first energy level to level number 5 in a one dimensional box that has a length of 2.0 pm
(Picometer)?
a None
O b. 5.521
O c 8.834
O d 16.56

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