The emission spectrum of hydrogen is sometimes described by five sets of emission…

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The emission spectrum of hydrogen is sometimes described by five sets of emission lines corresponding to electron transitions ending at energy levels 11 to 55. These sets of emission lines are called series. Complete the table to show the regions of the electromagnetic spectrum in which emission lines occur.
Series nameEnding energy levelElectromagnetic radiation emitted
Lyman11
Balmer22
Paschen33
Brackett44
Pfund55

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