When an electron jumps from n1th orbit to n2th orbit, the energy radiated is given by
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a
hv=E1/E2
b
hv=E2/E1
c
hv=E1−E2
d
hv=E2−E1
answer is C.
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Detailed Solution
This is Bohr's Postulate. The energy of emitted photon is difference of the total energies of the two involved orbits. Hence, as per question, n1th is higher orbit. Therefore, hv=E1−E2