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Is it possible for an electron in a hydrogen atom to emit a gamma ray by falling to a lower energylevel?

Is it possible for an electron in a hydrogen atom to emit a gamma ray by falling to a lower energylevel?
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Is it possible for an electron in a hydrogen atom to emit a gamma ray by falling to a lower energylevel?

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No, its not possible. Let's go back to 4th grades' basic science.
"Energy can not be created or destroyed."
This applies to everything, even atoms!

Have a great day! ❤
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