The equation derived by Bohr for the wavelengths of

\lambda

of the lines in hydrogen- like spectra is $The equation derived by Bohr for the wavelengths of \lambda of the lines in hydrogen- like spectra is The first member of the Balmer series of hydrogen has \lambda = 660 nm.Doubly ionized is hydrogen-like.The wavelength of the first member of the Balmer series for doubly ionized is A)73 nm B)5.9 \times 103 nm C)150 nm D)60 nm E)1.8 \times 10-3 nm$ The first member of the Balmer series of hydrogen has

\lambda

= 660 nm.Doubly ionized $The equation derived by Bohr for the wavelengths of \lambda of the lines in hydrogen- like spectra is The first member of the Balmer series of hydrogen has \lambda = 660 nm.Doubly ionized is hydrogen-like.The wavelength of the first member of the Balmer series for doubly ionized is A)73 nm B)5.9 \times 103 nm C)150 nm D)60 nm E)1.8 \times 10-3 nm$ is hydrogen-like.The wavelength of the first member of the Balmer series for doubly ionized $The equation derived by Bohr for the wavelengths of \lambda of the lines in hydrogen- like spectra is The first member of the Balmer series of hydrogen has \lambda = 660 nm.Doubly ionized is hydrogen-like.The wavelength of the first member of the Balmer series for doubly ionized is A)73 nm B)5.9 \times 103 nm C)150 nm D)60 nm E)1.8 \times 10-3 nm$ is
A)73 nm
B)5.9

\times

10³ nm
C)150 nm
D)60 nm
E)1.8

\times

10^-3 nm

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