This figure represents a simple model of the hydrogen atom developed by Bohr. In this model, electrons can orbit the nucleus only at specific energies denoted by the levels n=1,n=2,n=3, etc. The electron can change from one energy level to another only by absorbing or emitting light energy equal to the difference in energy between levels. The larger the difference in energy, the more energy the photon of light must have. Higher energy photons are bluer and lower energy photons are redder. Questions to answer on the worksheet: - (2a) Which transition (A, B, or C) will emit or absorb red light? - (2b) Which transition (A, B, or C) will emit or absorb blue light? - (2c) What color light will be emitted if the electron jumps from n=4 to n=2 ? On the worksheet, write a short caption describing what is happening in each cartoon (the first one is answered as an example)