Can someone teach me for this?

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In summary: I'm sorry I wasn't here.But I can't catch your point.What I said means,at first n=1,after 12.1eV comes,n=3. n=3 has 3 ways to go as following:goto 2,releasing 1.9eVgoto 1,releasing 12.1eVbut after 3 go to 2,we still have a 2,and this 2 can goto 1,releasing 10.2eV
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Figure 1 shows part of an energy level diagram for a hydrogen atom.

n=4 ------ -0.85eV
n=3 ------ -1.50eV
n=2 ------ -3.40eV
n=1 ------ -13.60eV

When an electron of energy 12.1eV collides with the atom, photons of three different energies are emitted.
[a] on Figure 1 show with arrows the transitions responsible for these photons.

> ?

Calculate the wavelength of the photon with the smallest energy. Give your answer to an appropriate number of significant figures.

>(E = hcl入)
>energy in joules = (??) x 1.6 x 10^-19 = (?)(J)
 
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I think this should be in the homework forum. Someone will probably move it for you. (Whoever does can delete this post)
 
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diazona said:
I think this should be in the homework forum. Someone will probably move it for you. (Whoever does can delete this post)

Hi, this is not my homework, I am revising Physics at the moment, I am stuck with this question.
 
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I've forgot most of atomic physics. But I can show u the process.
[a]at first n=1,then comes the electron with 12.1eV,so the energy raises from -13.6 to -1.5,and n=3.Energy always wants to go from the high level to the low level,and at this time we have 3 ways,that is 3->2,2->1,3->1,these are the "photons of three different energies"
then is easy
 
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mensa said:
I've forgot most of atomic physics. But I can show u the process.
[a]at first n=1,then comes the electron with 12.1eV,so the energy raises from -13.6 to -1.5,and n=3.Energy always wants to go from the high level to the low level,and at this time we have 3 ways,that is 3->2,2->1,3->1,these are the "photons of three different energies"
then is easy


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↓ ...↓
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↓....↓
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Is it kindda look like this...?:confused:
 
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I'm sorry I wasn't here.
But I can't catch your point.
What I said means,at first n=1,after 12.1eV comes,n=3. n=3 has 3 ways to go as following
goto 2,releasing 1.9eV
goto 1,releasing 12.1eV
but after 3 go to 2,we still have a 2,and this 2 can goto 1,releasing 10.2eV
 
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Alright, I'm super confused by this point. To the OP: can you upload figure 1? Where are the arrows?
 

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