Spectral Lines 3.2.

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Spectral Lines 3.2

Spectral Line formation? Electron has different energy levels: Floors in a building. Lowest is called the Ground State. Higher states are Excited States.

Changing Levels If you add the RIGHT amount of energy to an atom, the electron will jump up energy floors. If the electron drops down energy floors, the atom gives up the same amount energy. From before, LIGHT IS ENERGY: E = hc/l

Kirchhoff’s Laws Light of all wavelengths shines on an atom. Only light of an energy equal to the difference between “floors” will be absorbed and cause electrons to jump up in floors. The rest of the light passes on by to our detector. We see an absorption spectrum: light at all wavelengths minus those specific wavelengths.

Kirchhoff’s Laws Cont… Excited electrons, don’t stay excited forever. Drop back down to their ground floors. Only light of the precise energy difference between floors is given off. This light goes off in all directions. From a second detector, we see these specific energy wavelengths: an emission spectrum.

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