In a sample of h atom electrons make transition from 5 th exited state to ground state producing all possible type of photon then no of line

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In a sample of h atom electrons make transition from 5 th exited state to ground state producing all possible type of photon then no of line

Shubham 2nd Sep, 2018

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Keshav Sahani 2nd Sep, 2018

Hello,

The formula to find the number of lines for this problem -> n(n-1)/2, when one ground state and excited state are given.

and when both are of excited state then the formula is [(n1-n2)(n1-n2+1)]/2. Hope you will find the desired answer.

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Keshav Sahani

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