Answer to Question #200154 in General Chemistry for kesar

General Chemistry

Question #200154

calculate experimental ryberg constant

Expert's answer

to calculate Rydberg's constant, "R = 1. 097\u00d7107m^{-1}."

Theory:

When an electron in an atom receives some energy by any means, it moves to a bigger radius orbit whose energy level fits that electron's energy.

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