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Intro to the Ionization Energy of Atomic Hydrogen
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Introduction
In previous articles relating to various transition energies in Hydrogen, Helium and Deuterium we have employed the following formula for…
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Revisiting The Deuterium Lyman Alpha Line Experiment
Introduction
In this article, we will be revisiting a somewhat understudied (and seemingly unrepeated) experiment to measure the Deuterium Lyman Alpha…
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Signature of the Sun: Analyzing the Solar Balmer Series Lines
Introduction
We are in many ways a fortunate generation having so many wonderful tools at our disposal on account of the "silicon revolution". The advent…
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Understanding Bohr’s Helium Lines
Introduction
In a previous article "Calculating the Balmer Alpha Line" we mentioned how accurate predictions of the spectral lines of singly ionized Helium…
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Calculating the Balmer Alpha Line: Atomic Hydrogen
Introduction
Most readers acquainted with the hydrogen spectrum will be familiar with the set of lines in the visible spectrum representing transitions…