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![19. A photon having an energy of 9.40 electronvolts
strikes a hydrogen atom in the ground state.
Why is the photon not absorbed by the
hydrogen atom?
(1) The atom's orbital electron is moving
too fast.
(2) The photon striking the atom is moving
too fast.
(3) The photon's energy is too small.
(4) The photon is being repelled by electrostatic
force.
20
B.
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20. Which transition between the energy levels of a
mercury atom causes the emission of a photon
of highest frequency?
(1) e to d (2) e to c (3) c to b (4) b to a
* 21. White light is passed through a cloud of cool
hydrogen gas and then examined with a
spectroscope. The dark lines observed on a
bright background are caused by
(1) the hydrogen emitting all frequencies in the
white light
(2) the hydrogen absorbing certain frequencies
of the white light
(3) diffraction of the white light
(4) constructive interference
22. It is possible for an excited hydrogen atom
to return to the ground state by the emission
of a single photon. Regardless of the initial
excited state, this electron transition produces
a spectral line in which region of the
electromagnetic spectrum?
(1) ultraviolet
(2) infrared
(3) visible light
(4) radio waves
sir 23. An electron in a mercury atom changes from
energy level b to level e. This energy-level
change occurs as the atom
(1) absorbs a 2.03-eV photon
(2) absorbs a 5.74-eV photon
(3) emits a 2.03-eV photon
(4) emits a 5.74-eV photon](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/57ecc88f-5005-4761-be6b-7a301cd2038c/c33b0154-64b0-407e-9a91-cd25f2db6a7e/36b18jp_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:19. A photon having an energy of 9.40 electronvolts
strikes a hydrogen atom in the ground state.
Why is the photon not absorbed by the
hydrogen atom?
(1) The atom's orbital electron is moving
too fast.
(2) The photon striking the atom is moving
too fast.
(3) The photon's energy is too small.
(4) The photon is being repelled by electrostatic
force.
20
B.
th
TI
20. Which transition between the energy levels of a
mercury atom causes the emission of a photon
of highest frequency?
(1) e to d (2) e to c (3) c to b (4) b to a
* 21. White light is passed through a cloud of cool
hydrogen gas and then examined with a
spectroscope. The dark lines observed on a
bright background are caused by
(1) the hydrogen emitting all frequencies in the
white light
(2) the hydrogen absorbing certain frequencies
of the white light
(3) diffraction of the white light
(4) constructive interference
22. It is possible for an excited hydrogen atom
to return to the ground state by the emission
of a single photon. Regardless of the initial
excited state, this electron transition produces
a spectral line in which region of the
electromagnetic spectrum?
(1) ultraviolet
(2) infrared
(3) visible light
(4) radio waves
sir 23. An electron in a mercury atom changes from
energy level b to level e. This energy-level
change occurs as the atom
(1) absorbs a 2.03-eV photon
(2) absorbs a 5.74-eV photon
(3) emits a 2.03-eV photon
(4) emits a 5.74-eV photon
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