A physicist wants to calculate the wavelength of the line emitted when an electron falls from the fourth orbit to the third orbit in a hydrogen atom.
Q1. A physicist wants to calculate the wavelength of the line emitted when an electron falls from the fourth orbit to the third orbit in a hydrogen atom.
Answer: λ = (R * (3^2) - R * (4^2)) * (1/Δk)
Explanation: Option A uses the formula for wavelength of the line emitted when an electron falls from a higher orbit to a lower orbit.