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An electron in the 5^thenergylevel of the H atom drops to the 3^thenergylevel. In other words an electron in an excited state drops to aless excited state. What is the energy (in J) of the emittedphoton? The energy of an electron in the nth levelis

E_n= - B
n² = - 2.18 x 10^-18J
n²

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An electron in the 5^thenergylevel of the H atom drops to the 3^thenergylevel. In other words an electron in an excited state drops to aless excited state. What is the energy (in J) of the emittedphoton? The energy of an electron in the nth levelis

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An electron in the 5^thenergylevel of the H atom drops to the 3^thenergylevel. In other words an electron in an excited state drops to aless excited state. What is the energy (in J) of the emittedphoton? The energy of an electron in the nth levelis

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