Which of the following is the longest wavelength of radiation for the Paschen series?
Correct answer: C. 0.00000187 m
- A. 187000000 m
- B. 187000000/ m
- C. 0.00000187 m
- D. 0.00000187 / m
Explanation
Given the options provided, 0.00000187 m (which is 1.87 µm) represents the longest wavelength of radiation in the Paschen series. The other option, 187000000 m, is an exceedingly large wavelength that is not applicable to the Paschen series or any other typical electromagnetic radiation observed in atomic transitions.
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