An atom’s emission of light with a specific amount of energy confirms that the electrons inside the atoms emit and absorb energies according to the position around a nucleus.
Step-by-step explanation:
The atoms of an element are surrounded by various orbits of specific energy levels in which electrons revolve. These levels are known as the Electron Energy Levels. Every element has a distinct part of electron energy levels.
The energy of these levels varies from one another and whenever an electron hops from the higher to a lower energy levels, it emits energy in the form of photons or quanta (energy bundles).
In the same way, whenever an electron needs to hop from a lower to a higher energy levels, it requires a specific amount of energy, equal to the difference between the two respective energy levels to the transition. Hence, it absorbs energy from the source, if provided.