Between which layers first stimulation energy

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In summary, the conversation discusses excitement energy and the Frank-Hertz experiment, which states that mercury needs 4.86eV for its first excitement energy. The conversation also mentions the energy levels and selection rules related to the atomic structure of mercury.
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I am trying to understand excitement energy. Frank-Hertz experiment says mercury need 4,86eV for 1st excitement energy but i wonder between which orbitals, layers(K,L,M,...) etc.
 
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Volcano said:
I am trying to understand excitement energy. Frank-Hertz experiment says mercury need 4,86eV for 1st excitement energy but i wonder between which orbitals, layers(K,L,M,...) etc.

In the mercury spectrum, this energy corresponds to the 2.537 Ang line. So, by looking at the spectrum in the Frank Hertz Nobel Lecture (Fig3,p23) you will find the energy levels : [tex]S^{1}_{0} [/tex] to [tex] P^{3}_{1}[/tex]. To understand this, you need to apply the selection rules onto the atomic structure of mercury.

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This is great. Thank you very much.
 

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