Suppose that, in a Franck-Hertz experiment, electrons of energy up to 13.0 eV can be produced in
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Suppose that, in a Franck-Hertz experiment, electrons of energy up to 13.0 eV can be produced in the tube. If the tube contained atomic hydrogen,
(a) what is the shortest-wavelength spectral line that could be emitted from the tube?
(b) List all of the hydrogen lines that can be emitted by this tube.
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