Fine splits of photon emission spectrum of hydrogen atom caused by transitions between different dressed states in intense high frequency laser field[J]. 周兆妍,袁建民.Chinese Physics B. 2008(12)Fine splits of photon emission spectrum of hydrogen atom caused by transitions between different dressed...
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∙When current is passed through a glass tube filled with hydrogen, a pinkish glow is given off.-Does hydrogen emit a continuous spectrum?-What is this called?-Each element has its own characteristic line-emission spectrum.-Attempts to explain this phenomenon led to the development of the ...
When solids, liquids, or condensed gases are heated sufficiently, they radiate some of the excess energy as light. Photons produced in this manner have a range of energies, and thereby produce a continuous spectrum in which an unbroken series of waveleng
It introduced the idea of quantized energy to determine the electron energy in different energy levels inthe atom. Inadequacies of Bohr’s atomic model The most important defects of Bohr’s theory : It failed to explain the spectrum of any other element, except the hydrogen atom, a...
Spectroscopy is the specific study of colours from the visible range of the electromagnetic spectrum. The study of emission and absorption of lights is known as spectroscopy. Applications of Spectroscopy We are using spectroscopy in our day-to-day life in various fields. Some of the applications ...
By varying the size and composition of NCs, the emission wavelength can be tuned from the blue to the NIR. For example, CdS and ZnSe NCs emit blue to near-UV light, different-sized CdSe NCs emit light across the visible spectrum. InP, InAs, PbSe, and PbTe NCs emit in various region ...
Experimental results examining the influence of hydrogen introduced into argon glow discharge on spectral line intensities are presented. The cathode was made of titanium, an element with low atomic energy levels. Spectral lines intensity of sputtered material (Ti I) and carrier gas (Ar I and Ar ...
Emission spectroscopy in the X-ray region of the electromagnetic spectrum will be discussed in Section 2.8. Emission spectroscopy is a central technique in so-called single-molecule studies, with a recent Nobel prize awarded for the super-resolution microscopies [50], which make use of the ‘...
The ir emission spectrum of nitrogen from 1 μ to 5 μ wavelength, arising from transitions between excited electronic states of the molecule and the atom, is presented and discussed. This investigation was undertaken to survey the near ir for possible auroral emission features and to extend the...