a) The diagram shows the energy level diagram for a hydrogen atom.0 eV,-0.38 eV.-0.54 eV-0.85 eV-1.51 eVAn electron moves from quantum number n=3 to n=2.-3.39 evEnergy (ev)-13.6 eVionisationground levelCCCCii) Calculate the change in energy of the electron, giving your answer in joules.||||||||8 pintn=4n=3n=2quantum numbersi) Explain how this energy level diagram can be used to model the behaviour of the singleelectron in a hydrogen atom.n=1

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a) The diagram shows the energy level diagram for a hydrogen atom. 0 eV, -0.38 eV. -0.54 eV- -0.85 ev -1.51 eV -3.39 ev Energy (ev) n electron moves from quantum number n=3 to n=2. -13.6 ev ionisation ground level n=∞ n=6 n=5 n=4 ii) Calculate the change in energy of the electron, giving your answer in joules. n=3 n=2 quantum numbers i) Explain how this energy level diagram can be used to model the behaviour of the single electron in a hydrogen atom. n=1

a) The diagram shows the energy level diagram for a hydrogen atom. 0 eV, -0.38 eV. -0.54 eV- -0.85 ev -1.51 eV -3.39 ev Energy (ev) n electron moves from quantum number n=3 to n=2. -13.6 ev ionisation ground level n=∞ n=6 n=5 n=4 ii) Calculate the change in energy of the electron, giving your answer in joules. n=3 n=2 quantum numbers i) Explain how this energy level diagram can be used to model the behaviour of the single electron in a hydrogen atom. n=1

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Chapter10: Atomic Physics

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