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StephenP91
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I just need an explanation of this. Found it in a question.
Also, photons when absorb by an electron in an atom, does the energy (if less than the ionisation energy) have to be exactly equivalent to one of the energy states and if it isn't what happens?
You probably think I suck at Physics. You're right.
Thank you,
Stephen.
Also, photons when absorb by an electron in an atom, does the energy (if less than the ionisation energy) have to be exactly equivalent to one of the energy states and if it isn't what happens?
You probably think I suck at Physics. You're right.
Thank you,
Stephen.
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