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When is light produced? A. when an electron moves down an atomic orbit B.when two electrons collide C.when an electron moves up an atomic orbit

When is light produced? A. when an electron moves down an atomic orbit B.when two electrons collide C.when an electron moves up an atomic orbit
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When is light produced?

A. when an electron moves down an atomic orbit

B.when two electrons collide

C.when an electron moves up an atomic orbit

User Empedocle
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Answer: Up

Explanation: when an electron goes up it produces more energy which makes light. :)

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