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.
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