λ ( in nm) = Nhc / ΔE = [1.19627x105] / [Δ Emole( KJ/mole ) ]
N= 6.02214 X 1023 mole -1 , h = 6.62608 x 10 -34J sec , c=2.997925 x 108 m / sec
By subtituting ΔE in KJ / mole we will get the λ ( in nm). (not given the series or energy in question)
[ Because ΔEelectron is negative for emission, and the energy of a photon cannot be negative,
ΔEphoton = - ΔEelectron = Efinal - Eintial .
Since the energy can't be created nor destroyed, change in energy of the photon emitted will not be zero ]
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