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The mathematical equation deduced by Johann Balmer and subsequently rewritten in another form by Johannes Rydberg gives us:
◦ the relationship between wavelengths of spectral lines and the electrons' energies responsible for them
◦ the relationship between wavelength and frequency of spectral lines
◦ the relationship between frequencies of spectral lines and the energy values associated with them
◦ a model for finding the limited numbers of wavelengths associated with atomic spectral lines
◦ an explanation for the continuous range of energy values associated with atomic spectra
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Reply #1 on: Jul 8, 2021
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