Hi, can someone please tell me what this equation is called?
E = -hR/n^2
and also provide an example of how to use this equation? Thank you!
How to use equation
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RJ Lopez 2l
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Re: How to use equation
That is the rydberg equation. It is simply finding the energy of the electron at a particular energy level (n), however it only apply to hydrogen atoms
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Caitlin Gee 2K
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Re: How to use equation
This is the rydberg equation, there is also a different form of it on the constants and equations sheet that looks like frequency = R[1/n^2-1/n^2]
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Brianna Mercado 3D
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