The Laguerre polynomial gives the radial part of the state vector for this element that has a namesake line that forms when it transitions between two ground level states, called its "twenty-one centimeter line.
The Laguerre polynomial gives the radial part of the state vector for this element that has a namesake line that forms when it transitions between two ground level states, called its "twenty-one centimeter line." All of its visible spectral lines are within the Balmer series, and it has an isotope with two more neutrons than normal that is called tritium. It also has a "heavy" form that is called deuterium. For 10 points, name this lightest element, the most abundant in the universe, with chemical symbol H.
The Laguerre polynomial gives the radial part of the state vector for this element that has a namesake line that forms when it transitions between two ground level states, called its "twenty-one centimeter line.
Hydrogen