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9. Quantum Mechanics / Emission Spectrum / Problem 3
Problem 3
Lyman was able to see emission lines with n
f
= 1 in the ultraviolet region. Why are n
f
=2 not observed?
A
Because transitions to n
f
= 2 produce emission lines that lie in the visible portion.
B
Because transitions to n
f
= 2 produce invisible emission lines
C
Because transitions to n
f
= 2 produce emission lines that do not exist
D
Because transitions to n
f
= 2 produce emission lines that lie in the infrared region
E
Because transitions to n
f
= 2 do not exist
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