From Bohr's atomic model, write an equation giving the wavelength emitted when an electron goes from an initial level to a final level, as a function of: the mass of the electron, the charge of the electron, the speed of light, the coulomb constant, the Planck constant and the final and initial levels. Isolate Planck's constant (do not completely redo the theory of the Bohr model). It is normal that the equation is imposing.

From Bohr's atomic model, write an equation giving the wavelength emitted when an electron goes from an initial level to a final level, as a function of: the mass of the electron, the charge of the electron, the speed of light, the coulomb constant, the Planck constant and the final and initial levels. Isolate Planck's constant (do not completely redo the theory of the Bohr model). It is normal that the equation is imposing.

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Chapter5: Matter Waves

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Problem 30P

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