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FIGUREP41.41shows the first few energy levels of the lithium atom. Make a table showing all the allowed transitions in the emission spectrum. For each transition, indicate

a. The wavelength, in nm.

b. Whether the transition is in the infrared, the visible, or the ultraviolet spectral region.

c. Whether or not the transition would be observed in the lithium absorption spectrum.


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a) For transition wavelength is shown in nm.

b) Whether the transition is in the infrared, the visible, or the ultraviolet spectral region, it is shown in table.

c )In the table ,it is shown whether or not the transition would be observed in the lithium absorption spectrum.

Step by step solution

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Part(a)Step 1 : Given information

We are given FIGUREP41.41shows the first few energy levels of the lithium atom .

We need to Make a table showing all the allowed transitions in the emission spectrum indicating wavelength, whether the transition is in the infrared, the visible, or the ultraviolet spectral region, whether or not the transition would be observed in the lithium absorption spectrum .

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Part(a)Step 2 : Explanation 

Formula used will be , E=hcλ=1240eVnmλ

Transition a) Wavelength(nm) localid="1650734260872" 2p2s670nm3s2p816nm3p2s324nm3p3s2696nm3d2p611nm3d3p24.800nm4s2p498nm4s3p2430nm

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Part(b)Step 1 : Given information

We are given that FIGUREP41.41shows the first few energy levels of the lithium atom .

We need to Make a table showing all the allowed transitions in the emission spectrum indicating wavelength, whether the transition is in the infrared, the visible, or the ultraviolet spectral region, whether or not the transition would be observed in the lithium absorption spectrum .

04

Part(b)Step 2 : Explanation 

We will use relation between energy and wavelength, E=hcλ=1240eVnmλ

Transition b)Type ( λ)

localid="1650734358113" 2p2sVIS3s2pIR3p2sUV3p3sIR3d2pVIS3d3pIR4s2pVIS4s3pIR

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Part(c)Step 1 : Given information

We are given that FIGUREP41.41shows the first few energy levels of the lithium atom .

We need to Make a table showing all the allowed transitions in the emission spectrum indicating wavelength, whether the transition is in the infrared, the visible, or the ultraviolet spectral region, whether or not the transition would be observed in the lithium absorption spectrum .

06

Part(c)Step 2 : Explanation 

We will use relation between energy and wavelength, E=hcλ=1240eVnmλ

Transition c)Absorption

2p2sYes3s2pNo3p2sYes3p3sNo3d2pNo3d3pNo4s2pNo4s3pNo

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