MCQ
Visible range of hydrogen spectrum will contain the following series
- APfund
- BLyman
- ✓Balmer
- DBrackett
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Balmer
c
Transition from higher states to $n=2$ lead to emission of radiation with wavelengths $653.3 \,mm$ and $365.0\, mm$.
Transition from higher states to $n=2$ lead to emission of radiation with wavelengths $653.3 \,mm$ and $365.0\, mm$.
These wavelengths fall in the visible region and constitute the Balmes series.
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