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What would happen if a ground state hydrogen electron was struck by a photon that had more energy than was required to c
Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2022 9:16 am
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What would happen if a ground state hydrogen electron was struck by a photon that had more energy than was required to complete the transition from n=1 to n = infinity? O The photon will not be absorbed. The electron will absorb the photon and the electron will be ionized. The excess energy will be emitted as a photon. The electron will absorb the photon and the electron will be ionized. The ionized electron will possess kinetic energy equal to the difference between the energy of the photon and the binding energy for the electron. The photon will be absorbed and the electron will complete the transition from n=1 to n-infinity. The electron will then remain at n = infinity.