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4. a. Calculate AE (kJ/mol) and &ambda, (nm) for the transition from n+5 to n-2 AE (/mol) Seved A (nm) Saved b. Compare your answer to experimental A value for transition from n5 to n-2 in hydrogen Balmer series. Are the theoretical and the experimental values for wavelength in good agreement?

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