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What Is the Longest Possible Wavelength That a Hydrogen Atom

Question 49

Question 49

Multiple Choice

What is the longest possible wavelength that a hydrogen atom will emit?


A) 91 nm
B) 122 nm
C) 365 nm
D) 1459 nm
E) There is no limit.

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