the hydrogen atom in its excited state gives emission lines in the uv visible region of the electromagnetic radiation these are violet blue green and red light use the rydberg equation to prove that t

The hydrogen atom in its excited state gives emission lines in the UV-Visible region of the electromagnetic radiation. These are violet, blue, green, and red light. Use the Rydberg equation to prove that the wavelength of this green energy line is 486.1 nm

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The hydrogen atom in its excited state gives emission lines in the UV-Visible region of the electromagnetic radiation. These are violet, blue, green, and red light. Use the Rydberg equation to prove that the wavelength of this green energy line is 486.1 nm

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