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What is it called when an electron is in the lowest possible energy level? a. Ground state b. Excited state c. Bohr state d. Schrodinger state
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What is it called when an electron is in the lowest possible energy level?

a. Ground state
b. Excited state
c. Bohr state
d. Schrodinger state

User Ioannis Tsiokos
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Ground state ( if I’m wrong, sorry)
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Answer:

Ground state

Step-by-step explanation:

electron is in the lowest possible energy level

excited state is in electron jumps to higher levels

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