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2.2 Arrangements of shells around the nucleus: Hydrogen spectrum
Þ So now the question is how are the shells arranged around the nucleus? (Equal spacing? Variable spacing?)
The arrangement of the shells come from emission spectrum of hydrogen.
Energy takes various different forms. Heat, light, sound are some forms. Heat energy changes can be observed easily by monitoring temperature changes—subject matter Thermochemistry deals with. Its frequency (or wavelength) can characterize light (as well as sound) energy. Visible light is only a small range of frequencies of energies in the long range of electromagnetic radiation. X-ray, ultra-violet rays are some of the more energetic—higher frequency—radiation than visible light, while infrared and microwaves are less energetic.
OHP of the spectrum of electromagnetic radiation.
Visible light itself comprises of different color lights, each of different frequency, i.e. different energy. The specific amount of energy associated with a specific light (or radiation) is referred to as a photon of energy. A photon of energy is a packet of energy. And so, each light is a specific packet of energy, specific quanta of energy; it is a discrete value of energy.
Where is the potential energy of an object relative to earth zero?
Anticipate center of the earth. Center of earth is a point and that you cannot place an extended object at an infinitesimally small point.
The object will still have potential energy at the center as it were.