A. 13.60 eV
B. 3.40 eV
C. 0.85 eV
D. 1.51 eV
A. 13.60 eV
B. 3.40 eV
C. 0.85 eV
D. 1.51 eV
A. continuous spectra for atoms
B. discrete spectra for atoms
C. either continuous nor discrete
D. no spectrum
A. radiate electromagnetic energy with a continuous distribution of wavelength
B. absorb particular wavelengths when white light is incident on them
C. radiate electromagnetic energy of discrete characteristic wavelength
D. emit either invisible or visible light
A. photo electric effect
B. ionization
C. shadow photograph
D. any of above
A. 1st to 5th orbit
B. 2nd to 5th orbit
C. 3rd to 5th orbit
D. 4th to 5th orbit
A. band spectrum
B. line spectrum
C. continuous spectrum
D. absorption spectrum
A. three
B. four
C. five
D. six
A. of unknown nature
B. high energy electrons
C. high energy photons
D. radio isotopes
A. its energy levels are too close to each other
B. its energy levels are too far apart
C. it is too small in size
D. it has a single electron
A. 10-10s
B. 10-8s
C. 10-6s
D. 10-9s