Energy levels
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Re: Energy levels
I think in lecture, Professor Lavelle said we just needed to know:
UV corresponds to n = 1 (Lyman goes from n=1 to n=2)
visible corresponds to n = 2 (Balmer goes from n=2 to n=3)
infrared corresponds to n = 3
I hope this helps! :)
UV corresponds to n = 1 (Lyman goes from n=1 to n=2)
visible corresponds to n = 2 (Balmer goes from n=2 to n=3)
infrared corresponds to n = 3
I hope this helps! :)
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Re: Energy levels
Like Crystal said, it would probably be good to also memorize the infrared (Paschen) series, just in case.
Re: Energy levels
I agree with the above responses about which energy levels correspond with which type of EMR, but technically Lymann series is any drop (as far as 14A will have to deal with, that is) that goes down to n=1, Balmer is any drop down to n=2, and Paschen is any down to n=3.
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