For Bohr's atomic model 
Column-I | Column-II | ||
(A) | Lyman series | (I) | |
(B) | Balmer series | (II) | |
(C) | Paschen series | (III) | |
(D) | P fund series | (IV) | |
(V) |
Text Solution
Verified by ExpertsThe correct answer is:
A
Lyman series → Electron jumps from higher state to first orbit ( 
)
Balmer series → Electron jumps from higher state to second orbit ( 
)
Paschen series → Electron jumps from higher state to third orbit ( 
)
Pfund series → Electron jumps from higher state to fifth orbit ( 
)
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