Light including the infrared, visible, and ultraviolet hits a bunch of hydrogen atoms at nearly 0K....

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Light including the infrared, visible, and ultraviolet hits abunch of hydrogen atoms at nearly 0K. The light is detected afterhitting the atoms.

  1. Describe the detected light.
  2. Considering only transitions that allow the electron to remainbound, determine the longest possible wavelength absorbed.
  3. Considering only transitions that allow the electron to remainbound, determine the shortest possible wavelength that could beabsorbed.
  4. Determine if either of the photons in (b) or (c) are in thevisible range.

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