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A bound Hydrogen electron is in the state |411 up>. It falls to |100 up >....

A bound Hydrogen electron is in the state |411 up>. It falls to |100 up >. Fun fact: hc = 123984198.433200262 eV fm. Calculate the wavelength of photon the electron spits out in your notebook and answer the following questions. First, what units will you be using in your answer (so that I can make sure it's correct)?

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