MCQ
When electron changes its orbit from outer to inner energy is:
- AAbsorbed
- ✓Released
- CNo change
- DRemains constant
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Released
Released When electron emits energy it becomes stable and jump from higher energy level $($outer shell$)$ to lower energy level $($inner shell$).$
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