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When an atom’s electron is in an orbital higher than the ground state, the atom is in a(n) ionized state. ground state. neutral state. excited state.
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When an atom’s electron is in an orbital higher than the ground state, the atom is in a(n)

ionized state.
ground state.
neutral state.
excited state.

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When an atom's electron is in an orbital higher than ground state, it is in an excited state. 
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