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Re: textbook question
I believe the question is asking for us to convert the values given in the table to fill in for the missing values. For instance, the table gives the frequency 8.7x10^(14) Hz, so it is asking us to calculate the corresponding wavelength, energy of the photon, and match to the corresponding event (i.e. was the student reading, getting an x-ray, microwaving popcorn, or sun tanning).
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Re: textbook question
Question 1A.11 asks why spectral lines are classified as being in different series. The lines show the energy difference from on discrete energy level to another, i.e from n=4 to n=2. The way that they are classified is based on the lowest energy level, for example Lyman series the lowest energy level is n=1 in the UV region and Balmer series n=2 is the lowest energy level in the visible region.
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