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The following question relates to the partial energy level diagram for the hydrogen electron:
.54eV ____________ n5
.85eV ____________ n4
1.51eV _________ n3
3.4eV ____________ n2
13.6eV ____________ n1
The question relates to a hydrogen electron located at E3.What is the emission energy when the electron falls to E5 from E3?

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±.66eV
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±.966eV
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±.1.89eV
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±10.2eV
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±12.09eV
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Solution

The correct option is A ±.966eV
Energy is released when an electron jumps from a higher energy level to a lower energy level, and released energy is the difference in the total energy of the two energy levels.
ΔE=En1En2=E5E3=±(0.541.51)=±0.996eV

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