4. Decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F) and then se

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4. Decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F) and then select the best response below
(A-E) for indicating all those that are FALSE.
i) Transition B represents an emission. (T)
ii) Transition F represents an ionization. (T)
iii) Transition B represents an absorption. (F)
iv) Transition E involves a greater energy change than transition F. (T)
v) Transition A takes the electron to the 5th excited state. (F)
vi) Transition C represents the lattice energy of H. (F)
A. v & vi B. i, ii, & iv C. ii, iii & vi D. iii, v & vi E. iii & vi

Mainly I do no understand the diagram which means i cannot get to any of these answers, please help explain how the diagram leads to these answers.

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Below is the energy level diagram for the possible energy levels of a hydrogen atom. (not to scale). Answer the following questions 1 to 4 about the hydrogen atom What is the energy change (AE) corresponding to the transition labeled F? A. -1.63 x 1018 j B. 5.45×10-19J C. 2.18×10-18J D. 1.63 x 1018 j E. -5.45×10-19J 1. 2 2. What is the wavelength of light emitted by the transition labeled D? A. 1.03 10" nm B. 2.92 x 1015 nm C. 103 nm D. 1.03 nm E. 137 nm A B C D E F Orbital Energy Levels for Hydrogen 3. H(g)-> H + Consider the following chemical equation: Which of the transition arrows in the above energy level diagram best describes the energy change for this reaction? (Answer=E) (g) e 9:17PM 2/17/2016 WE

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(A-E) for indicating all those that are FALSE.
i) Transition B represents an emission. (T)
ii) Transition F represents an ionization. (T)
iii) Transition B represents an absorption. (F)
iv) Transition E involves a greater energy change than transition F. (T)
v) Transition A takes the electron to the 5th excited state. (F)
vi) Transition C represents the lattice energy of H. (F)

D. iii, v & vi

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