To what orbitals may a 3p electron make electron-dipole allowed radiative transitions? Construct a Grotrian diagram which shows the allowed transitions just for cases where Δn= + or - 1.
According to modern atomic theory,
An electron emits a radiation (photon) when it is de-excited from a higher energy orbital to lower energy orbital and absorbs a radiation (photon) when it jumps from lower energy level orbital to higher energy level orbital.
For a 3p electron to cause a a radiation to emit or absorb :
it should jump a higher level energy orbital like 3d or higher energy orbits
Else it should be de-excited to lower energy orbitals like 3s or lower enegy orbits.
Grotrian Diagram for Δn= +1 or - 1
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