Bohr's Model Problems - Chemistry Tutorial

This chemistry tutorial covers the concept of Bohr's model of the hydrogen atom, and how to calculate the energy changes associated with the transition of an electron from orbitals of higher or lower energy.
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[@Kittyawe1]

Just figured this out ----> A shorter way to find the wavelength is wavelength= hc/deltaE You get the same answer

[@TheChemistrySolution]

you'll see the formula written both ways. If you do initial minus final then your energy value will have the right sign (positive meaning energy was absorbed and negative meaning energy was released).

[@AlphaWolfHuskee]

The formula is off.. Isn't it final minus initial?

[@gabylon0]

this is perfect, thank you!

[@deadapostle]

Pretty fun video. I'm using it for modern physics instead of chemistry, but it's all the same in this case.

[@Kittyawe1]

Just figured this out ----> A shorter way to find the wavelength is wavelength= hc/deltaE

[@sherylbastian726]

awsome video....cleared all my doubts....thank you!!