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What is the constant of 13.6ev?
By en = e 1/n 2

E2=- 13.6/4ev=-3.4ev

When n=2, the energy △E required for hydrogen atom to transition from ground state to steady state.

△E=E2-E 1= 10.2ev

Under the irradiation of visible light, this transformation will not happen.

The photon of reason E= 10.2ev is in the ultraviolet region.

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