Fill in the remaining columns except kj/mole hemistry M01A LalSource andColor of Line1. H (red)n=3 →n=22. H (blue)n=4 →n=23. H (violet)n=5 ⇒n=24. He (yellow)5. Hg (green)6. Hn=2 →n=17. Hn=∞→n=18. Hn=4 →n=39. Hn=∞→n=310. Hn=∞→n=2a(cm)42100yall La/ STADb(cm)d(cm)0.3567 1.06x10830 0.287 3 7.99-10942,EnergyWavelength Wavelength Frequency(cm)(nm)(S-¹) (J/photon) (kJ/mole)Energy11661677.78972638.934.S0.254 6.98x6 (6980.3709 6.03 X106030,3277 5.35.10 535-5Show calculation to determine d here:Rydberg Eqcalculationof λ (nm)IR, Vis, UVIR, Vis, UVIR, Vis, UVIR, Vis, UVIR, Vis, UV

Frequency (s-1)Energy of a photon can be calculated as:

Source and Color of Line 1. H (red) n = 3→n=2 2. H (blue) n=4 →n=2 3. H (violet) n = 5→n=2 . He (yellow) -.Hg (green) - Η n=2 →n=1 a (cm) 100 d Wavelength Wavelength Frequ (cm) (cm) (nm) (s -8 0.3867 1.06x10 1166167 30 0.287 3 7.95-169 b (cm) 42, 77897 26 0.254 6.9875 (6980 38.9 34. 0.3709 6.03 X1075 0.3277 5.35.105 535 603 0 535 10 Show calculation to determine d here:

Source and Color of Line 1. H (red) n = 3→n=2 2. H (blue) n=4 →n=2 3. H (violet) n = 5→n=2 . He (yellow) -.Hg (green) - Η n=2 →n=1 a (cm) 100 d Wavelength Wavelength Frequ (cm) (cm) (nm) (s -8 0.3867 1.06x10 1166167 30 0.287 3 7.95-169 b (cm) 42, 77897 26 0.254 6.9875 (6980 38.9 34. 0.3709 6.03 X1075 0.3277 5.35.105 535 603 0 535 10 Show calculation to determine d here:

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