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Lesson 1: Hydrogen Atomic Emission Spectrum and Production of X-Rays — Picture questions (exam style)

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1.
What minimum photon energy ionises a hydrogen atom with its electron in n = 1 and gives the electron 2 eV of kinetic energy? (see diagram)
What minimum photon energy ionises a hydrogen atom with its electron in n = 1 and gives the electron 2 eV of kinetic energy? (see diagram)
15.6 eV
5.40 eV
11.6 eV
27.1 eV
2.
What minimum photon energy ionises a hydrogen atom with its electron in n = 5 and gives the electron 5 eV of kinetic energy? (see diagram)
What minimum photon energy ionises a hydrogen atom with its electron in n = 5 and gives the electron 5 eV of kinetic energy? (see diagram)
5.54 eV
5.38 eV
11.1 eV
18.6 eV
3.
What minimum photon energy ionises a hydrogen atom with its electron in n = 2 and gives the electron 2 eV of kinetic energy? (see diagram)
What minimum photon energy ionises a hydrogen atom with its electron in n = 2 and gives the electron 2 eV of kinetic energy? (see diagram)
3.51 eV
15.6 eV
1.40 eV
5.40 eV
4.
What minimum photon energy ionises a hydrogen atom with its electron in n = 3 and gives the electron 2 eV of kinetic energy? (see diagram)
What minimum photon energy ionises a hydrogen atom with its electron in n = 3 and gives the electron 2 eV of kinetic energy? (see diagram)
2.85 eV
3.51 eV
7.02 eV
15.6 eV
5.
What minimum photon energy ionises a hydrogen atom with its electron in n = 4 and gives the electron 3.4 eV of kinetic energy? (see diagram)
What minimum photon energy ionises a hydrogen atom with its electron in n = 4 and gives the electron 3.4 eV of kinetic energy? (see diagram)
4.25 eV
17.0 eV
3.94 eV
8.50 eV
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