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When an electron moves to another orbital farther from the nucleus, does it gain or lose energy?

When an electron moves to another orbital farther from the nucleus, does it gain or lose energy?
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When an electron moves to another orbital farther from the nucleus, does it gain or lose energy?

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I believe that it loses energy, as it is moving away from the main power/control source.
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