The circles in the diagrams below represent energy levels in an atom, and the arrows show electron (blue dot) transitions from one energy level to another. (the spacing between circles represents differences in energy: a larger spacing means a greater difference in energy.) assuming that the transitions occur as photons are emitted, rank the atoms based on the photon energy, from highest to lowest. hints
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