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English: Spectral lines of Hydrogen, divided into series. Shown on a logarithmic scale.
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Source Own work (Original text: Own work by uploader. A logarithmic plot of λ for , where n′ ranges from 1 to 6, n ranges from n′ + 1 to , and R is the Rydberg constant)
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The spectral series of hydrogen atom

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19 March 2009

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