Monday, 30 November 2015

atomic physics - Hydrogen Spectra



I am talking about hydrogen spectral lines such as Lyman, Balmer etc. In order to make those spectral lines series more than one electron are needed to jump from higher orbits to lower orbit. But there is only one electron in an hydrogen atom. How does hydrogen spectrum happen then?





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