The series limit for the Balmer series represents a transition m $\rightarrow$ n, where (m, n)is
A)(2,1)
B)(3,2)
C)($\infty$,0)
D)($\infty$,1)
E)($\infty$,2)

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The Balmer series in hydrogen represents electron transitions from higher energy levels (n > 2) to the n=2 energy level. The series limit corresponds to the transition from infinity (n → ∞) to n=2, which is choice E.

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