When Franck–Hertz experiment was conducted on Sodium vapor , the special sodium line emitted with wavelength of 5896 A , If this line represents the transition from first excitement level to ground level. Explain first and last peak places that show in the experiment.

When Franck–Hertz experiment was conducted on Sodium vapor , the special sodium line emitted with wavelength of 5896 A , If this line represents the transition from first excitement level to ground level. Explain first and last peak places that show in the experiment.

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