11 -Which of the following is wrong ?O A) Excitation is defined as the moving of the electrons from lower energy levels to higher levels with certain energy amountO B) Radiation energy is inversely proportional to frequencyO C) To move an electron from a 2S orbital to a 3S orbital energy is needed.O D) Electrons in an excited atom emit light at different wavelengths as they move to lower energy levels.O E) If an electron jumps from n = 3 to n = 2 it gives out as much energy as the difference between them.

Electrons from the ground state can be excited to higher state by providing some amount of energy.…

Which of the following is wrong ? O A) Excitation is defined as the moving of the electrons from lower energy levels to higher levels with certain energy amount O B) Radiation energy is inversely proportional to frequency O C) To move an electron from a 2S orbital to a 35 orbital energy is needed. O D) Electrons in an excited atom emit light at different wavelengths as they move to lower energy levels. O E) If an electron jumps fromn = 3 to n = 2 it gives out as much energy as the difference between them.

Which of the following is wrong ? O A) Excitation is defined as the moving of the electrons from lower energy levels to higher levels with certain energy amount O B) Radiation energy is inversely proportional to frequency O C) To move an electron from a 2S orbital to a 35 orbital energy is needed. O D) Electrons in an excited atom emit light at different wavelengths as they move to lower energy levels. O E) If an electron jumps fromn = 3 to n = 2 it gives out as much energy as the difference between them.

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