Based on the guidance in Section 2 of experiment EMS, determine the experimental Rydberg constant, in m−1, for an emission line from the hydrogen spectrum that has a wavelength of 103 nm. −1.09223×107m−1 1.09223×10−2m−1 1.09223×1016m−1 9.15556×10−8m−1 −1.09223×10−2m−1 1.09223×107m−

Based on the guidance in Section 2 of experiment EMS, determine the experimental Rydberg constant, in m−1, for an emission line from the hydrogen spectrum that has a wavelength of 103 nm. −1.09223×107m−1 1.09223×10−2m−1 1.09223×1016m−1 9.15556×10−8m−1 −1.09223×10−2m−1 1.09223×107m−

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Chapter24: Introduction To Spectrochemical Methods

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