The shortest wavelength in the Balmer series is four divided by this quantity.
This constant is based on the simplification that the nucleus of an atom is almost infinitely more massive than a single orbiting electron, hence it is often symbolized by a letter with the infinity symbol as a subscript. The shortest wavelength in the Balmer series is four divided by this quantity. Taking a value of 109,677.58 reciprocal centimeters, for ten points, name this fundamental constant of atomic physics developed in 1890 by a Swedish physicist and usually symbolized by a capital R.
This constant is based on the simplification that the nucleus of an atom is almost infinitely more massive than a single orbiting electron, hence it is often symbolized by a letter with the infinity symbol as a subscript.
Rydberg constant