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If I built a laser using antihydrogen as the lasing medium, would I get the same wavelengths of light as if I'd used hydrogen?
Yes, please do. Can you also tell me why antihydrogen has the same spectral lines as hydrogen?
According to my research, antihydrogen has the same spectral lines as hydrogen because it has the same energy level structure. The only difference is that the charges of the particles are reversed, with antiprotons and positrons replacing protons and electrons. However, as I mentioned earlier, creating an antihydrogen laser would be much more difficult and complex due to the properties of antimatter. Is there anything else you would like me to find?