JEE Main Chemistry question
A species which complies with Bohr atomic model, absorbs a particular number of photons (having equal energy) in its ground state. It emits exactly the same number of photons of equal energy on its de-excitation. The possible combined energy of all these photons are mentioned below. How many of the below mentioned values of energies for this species is possible?
Solution
Emitting the same number of photons (of equal energy) during de-excitation as were absorbed during excitation is possible only for a single-step excitation () followed by a single-step de-excitation (), i.e. exactly 1 absorbed photon and 1 emitted photon of the same energy — so the listed value
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