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Describe what subatomic particle is involved in light emission. Please help
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Describe what subatomic particle is involved in light emission.
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Answer: Photons

Explanation: These are packet of light. These subatomic particles have no electrical charge and rest mass. Photons are also considered as field particles in which they are to be carriers of electromagnetic fields.

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