MCQ
When the electron passes from energy state nearest to the nucleus to third energy level, it will :
- AEmit one quantum of energy
- ✓Absorb one quantum of energy
- CEmit two quantum of energy
- DAbsorb two quantum of energy
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Absorb one quantum of energy
b
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