Which of the following processes will result in the emission of a photon? the electron in an atom jumping to a higher energy level an atom becoming ionized the electron in an atom jumping to a lower energy level the electron in an atom remaining in the ground state
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Step 1: When an electron in an atom jumps to a lower energy level, it releases energy in the form of a photon. Show more…
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