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Bohr model - Rydberg Formula |  | Bohr model - Rydberg Formula: Encyclopedia II - Bohr model - Rydberg Formula |  | The Rydberg formula describes the transitions or quantum jumps between one energy level and another. When the electron moves from one energy level to another, a photon is given off. Using the derived formula for the different 'energy' levels of hydrogen one may determine the 'wavelengths' of light that a hydrogen atom can give off.
The energy of photons that a hydrogen atom can give off are given by the difference of two hydrogen energy levels:
where nf< ...
See also:Bohr model, Bohr model - History, Bohr model - Refinements, Bohr model - Electron energy levels in hydrogen, Bohr model - Energy in terms of other constants, Bohr model - Rydberg Formula, Bohr model - Shortcomings |  | | Bohr model, Bohr model - Electron energy levels in hydrogen, Bohr model - Energy in terms of other constants, Bohr model - History, Bohr model - Refinements, Bohr model - Rydberg Formula, Bohr model - Shortcomings, Franck-Hertz experiment provided early support for the Bohr model., Inert pair effect is adequately explained by means of the Bohr model., Lyman series, Schrödinger equation |  | |
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Bohr model - Rydberg Formula
The Rydberg formula describes the transitions or quantum jumps between one energy level and another. When the electron moves from one energy level to another, a photon is given off. Using the derived formula for the different 'energy' levels of hydrogen one may determine the 'wavelengths' of light that a hydrogen atom can give off.
The energy of photons that a hydrogen atom can give off are given by the difference of two hydrogen energy levels:
where nf means the final energy level, and ni means the initial energy level. It is assumed that the final energy level is less than the initial energy level.
Since the energy of a photon is
the wavelength of the photon given off is
The above is known as the Rydberg formula. This formula was known in the nineteenth century to scientists studying spectroscopy, but there was no theoretical justification for the formula until Bohr derived it, more or less along the lines above.
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