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We get Balmer series when electron comes from

We get Balmer series when electron comes from

Options

(a) Higher to 2nd orbit
(b) 2nd to higher orbit
(c) Higher to first orbit
(d) None of these

Correct Answer:

Higher to 2nd orbit

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