Radiations emitted in the form of Photons when electrons of Hydrogen atom full from higher levelto n = 1 level are in the:
Correct answer: A. Visible light region
- A. Visible light region
- B. Infra-red region
- C. X-ray region
- D. Ultra-violet region
Explanation
When electrons in a hydrogen atom transition from higher energy levels to the n = 1 (ground) energy level, they release energy in the form of photons. These photons have wavelengths corresponding to different regions of the electromagnetic spectrum.For the hydrogen atom, transitions to the n = 1 level result in the emission of photons with energies corresponding to the visible light region of the electromagnetic spectrum. Each transition corresponds to a specific wavelength of light, producing different colors. These transitions are known as the Balmer series.
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