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Standard XII
Physics
Energy Levels
Find recoil s...
Question
Find recoil speed (approximately in
m
s
−
1
) when a hydrogen atom emits a photon during the transition from
n
=
5
to
n
=
1
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Solution
First we calculate
λ
:
1
λ
=
R
(
1
n
2
2
−
1
n
1
2
)
1
λ
=
R
(
1
1
−
1
25
)
=
24
R
25
n
m
Photon carries the momentum:
p
=
h
λ
=
25
h
24
R
×
10
=
9
k
g
.
m
/
s
Speed
v
=
p
m
=
25
h
24
R
m
=
25
×
6.63
×
10
−
34
24
×
1.097
×
10
7
×
1.67
×
10
−
27
×
10
=
9
=
4
m
/
s
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