The ____ of emitted light depends directly on the energy between the two orbits and this determines the color of the light

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The frequency of emitted light is directly proportional to the energy between the two orbits and this determines the color of the light.

<h3>What is light?</h3>

Light can be defined as a form of electromagnetic waves that does not require any medium for its propagation. This ultimately implies that, light is a form of wave that is generally referred to as a visual signal because it can be seen with the eyes.

According to the model of light wave, the frequency of emitted light is directly proportional to the energy between the two orbits and this determines the color of the light.

In conlcusion, the frequency of emitted light is highly dependent on the energy between the two (2) orbits.

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