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what electronic transition in a hydrogen atom, starting from the n = 6 energy level, will emit light of wavelength 1094 nm?

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Consider the electronic transition from n = 5 to n = 4 in ahydrogen atom, and select the correct statement below.

A. A photon of 1823 nm wavelength and 1.09x10-19 J energy wasabsorbed by the hydrogen atom during the electronic transition.

B. A photon of 1823 nm wavelength and 1.09x10-19 J energy wasemitted from the hydrogen atom during the electronictransition.

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