The Series Limit for the Balmer Series Represents a Transition $\rightarrow$

question 19

Multiple Choice

The series limit for the Balmer series represents a transition m $\rightarrow$ n, where (m, n) is

• A)(2,1)
• B)(3,2)
• C)(\(\infty\),0)
• D)(\(\infty\),1)
• E)(\(\infty\),2)

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