Hydrogen lines?
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Can someone please explain to me how we get these solutions in tasks a, b and c?
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W = e*U = h*f
and c = f* lambda
That should be enough to calculate.
The only “activity” here is to convert the energy unit “electron volt” (eV) into the SI unit Joule (J). The numerical value corresponds to that of the elementary charge (with the unit J) and is therefore
1 eV = 1,602176634.10-19J
With:
And task a) is