If the first emission in the Lyman series of a hydrogen atom occurs at $121.5 \ nm$,what will be the energy difference between the first and second orbits in $kJ/mol$?

  • A
    $436$
  • B
    $398$
  • C
    $982$
  • D
    $164.2$

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