Why Does The Emission Spectrum Of An Atom Or Molecule Depend On Its Arrangement Of Electrons? [Solved]

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Why Does The Emission Spectrum Of An Atom Or Molecule Depend On Its Arrangement Of Electrons? [Solved]

Different elements have different spectra because they have different numbers of protons, and different numbers and arrangements of electrons. The differences in spectra reflect the differences in the amount of energy that the atoms absorb or give off when their electrons move between energy levels.7 Jul 2021

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