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I'm currently doing a Castle Learning part teacher and it's graded

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kipiarov [429]3 years ago

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See the image below.

An excited electron is in a high-energy state.

When it drops to the lower-level ground state, it must get rid of this excess energy by emitting it as a quantum of light.

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