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Zack Branch

24 March, 11:17

In a hypothetical atom, electron Z transitions between energy levels, giving off an orange light in the transition. In the same atom, electron D gives off a violet light when it transitions between energy levels. Did electron Z or electron D have a transition that covered a greater energy difference? reference info from the spectrum in your answer

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