Answer to Question #46904 in Atomic and Nuclear Physics for Aditya raj

Question #46904

The wavelength of radiation emmitted,when in He+ electron falls from infinity to stationary state would be
(1)2.2*10^-8m
(2)22*10^-9m
(3)120m
(4)22*10^7m

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