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Using Bohr's postulates derive the expression for the frequency of radiation submitted when electron in hydrogen atom undergoes transition from higher energy state (quantum number ni) to the lower state, (nf)
when electron in hydrogen atom jumps from energy state ni=4tonf=3,2,1. Identify the special series to which the emission lines holding belong.

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In the hydrogen atom:
Radius of electron orbit,
r=n2h24π2kme2.........(i)

Kinetic energy of electron:
Ek=12mv2=ke2r

Using equation (i), we get:
Ek=he24π2kme2n2h2

=2π2k2me4n2h2

Potential energy:
Ep=k(e)×(e)r=ke2r

Using equation (i) we get:
Ep=ke2×4π2kme2n2h2

=4π2k2me4n2h2

Total energy of electron:
E=2π2k2me4n2h24π2k2me4n2h2

=2π2k2me4n2h2

=2π2k2me4h2×[1n2]

Now, according to bohr's frequency condition when electron in hydrogen atom uindergoes transition from higher energy state to the lower energy state (nf) is.
hv=EmEnf

hv=2π2k2me4h2×1n2i[2π2k2me4h2×1n2i]

hv=2π2k2me4h2×[1n2i1n2i]

v=2π2k2me4h3×[1n2i1n2i]

v=c2π2k2me4ch3×[1n2i1n2i]

2π2k2me4ch3=R=Rydberg constant

R=1.097×107m1

Thus, v=Rc×[1n2i1n2i]

Now higher state, ni=4
Lower state, nf=3,2,1

For the transition:
ni=4tonf=3,PaschenSeries
ni=4tonf=2,BalmerSeries
ni=4tonf=1,LymanSeries

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