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A Rydberg atom is a single-electron atom...

A Rydberg atom is a single-electron atom with a large quantum number n. Rydberg states are close together in energy, so transitions between from a state `n + 1` to a state n in hydrogen. The wavelength of the emitted photon varies with quantum number n as

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