Physics, 16.05.2021 23:30 natishtaylor1p8dirz
How many different spectral lines could be emitted if mercury vapor
were excited by photons with 6.67 eV of energy? (Hint: An electron couldmove, for example, from energy level Es to E3, then from Ez to E2, and
then from Ez to Ep.)
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