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Hey so i was wondering
1)What happens if an electron on say Energy level 2 lost energy but energy level 1 had 2 electrons already what would happen?Would it be able to jump down levels,because it can't remain in an energy level which does not have the same energy as it .
2)When light is produced the electromagnetic wave given of when the electrons jump down energy level why does the electron lose energy if the electric energy is being supplies constanly?
1)What happens if an electron on say Energy level 2 lost energy but energy level 1 had 2 electrons already what would happen?Would it be able to jump down levels,because it can't remain in an energy level which does not have the same energy as it .
2)When light is produced the electromagnetic wave given of when the electrons jump down energy level why does the electron lose energy if the electric energy is being supplies constanly?
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(Original post by dog25)
1)What happens if an electron on say Energy level 2 lost energy but energy level 1 had 2 electrons already what would happen?Would it be able to jump down levels,because it can't remain in an energy level which does not have the same energy as it .
1)What happens if an electron on say Energy level 2 lost energy but energy level 1 had 2 electrons already what would happen?Would it be able to jump down levels,because it can't remain in an energy level which does not have the same energy as it .
(Original post by dog25)
2)When light is produced the electromagnetic wave given of when the electrons jump down energy level why does the electron lose energy if the electric energy is being supplies constanly?
2)When light is produced the electromagnetic wave given of when the electrons jump down energy level why does the electron lose energy if the electric energy is being supplies constanly?
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OMG thanks for question 2 i was asking
so an electron emits energy when it jumps down energy levels .So when electrical energy is supplied to an atom to produce light the atom moves up energy levels as it gains energy but why would it jump down to emit light?
so an electron emits energy when it jumps down energy levels .So when electrical energy is supplied to an atom to produce light the atom moves up energy levels as it gains energy but why would it jump down to emit light?
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because if the switch of the lightbulb is on the energy is being supplied constantly,ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh is it because there is a gap?
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OK, I see what you're asking now. Generally speaking, electrons will always move down from an "excited state" to the lowest unoccupied energy level ("ground state") and emit a photon in the process, even if electrical energy is continuously supplied. This process is known as spontaneous emission. The reason for this is not at all obvious, and in fact a rigorous explanation requires graduate level quantum mechanics to understand. Loosely speaking, one can understand it because there are many more ways to emit a photon than there are to absorb one, which leads to an irreversible process of spontaneous emission.
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