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(a)Find the wavelength of the radiation required to excited the electron is `Li^(++)` from the first to the third Bohr orbit (b) How many specral lines are obseved in the emission spactrum of the above excited system?

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(a) The energy in the first orbit `= E_(1)= Z^(2)E_(0)where E_(0) = -13.6eV` is the energy of a hydrogen atom in ground state Thus for`Li^(++)`
`E_(1) = 9E_(0)= 8 xx (113.6eV)`
The energy in the third orbit is
`E_(0) = (E_91))/(n^(1)) = (E_(1))/(9) = - 13.6eV`
`Thus, E_(0) - E_(1) = 8 xx 13.6eV = 108.5eV`
The wavelength of radiation required to excite `Li^(++)`from the first orbit to the third orbit is given by
`(hc)/(lambda) = E_(0) - E_(1)`
`lambda= (hc)/(E_(0) - E_(1))`
`= (1242 eVnm)/(1088eV) = 11.4nm`
(b) The spectral lines emittedare due to the transition
`n = 3 rarr n = 2, n= rarr n = 1 and n= 2 rarr n = 1`Thus there will be three spectral lines in the spectrum
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