MCQ
When electron jumps from $N$ shell to $L$ shell, the energy is :
- ✓Emitted.
- BBsorbed.
- CReflected.
- DCannot be predicted.
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Emitted.
The energy is released when an electron jumps from $N$ shell to $L$ shell as $N$ shell have higher energy than $L$ shell, so, it emits a photon when it transits from $N$ to $L$ shell.
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