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Compare the movement of an electron that releases red light when it moves closer to the nucleus to the movement of an electron that release?
Compare the movement of an electron that releases red light when it moves closer to the nucleus to the movement of an electron that releases purple light when it moves closer to the nucleus.
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- hcbiochemLv 72 months agoFavorite Answer
The electron that emits purple photon has either moved from a higher energy level or to a lower energy level than the electron that emits a red photon.
A purple photon is of higher energy than a red one. So, there must have been a greater energy gap between the initial and final energy levels for the electron emitting the higher energy photon.
