Consider a system with energy levels quantized as in the figure given. Ground state is -10eV, 1st exited state is -8 eV, 2nd exited state is -3 eV and finally 3rd exited state is -1 eV.
A.) What is the change in energy (eV) of the system if it absorbs a photon and system moves from ground state to 3rd exited state?
B.) What is the change in energy (eV) of the system if it absorbs a photon and system moves from 1st exited state to 2nd exited state?
C.) What is the change in energy (eV) of the system if it emits a photon and system moves from 3rd exited state to 2nd exited state?
D.) What is the change in energy (eV) of the system if it emits a photon and system moves from 1st exited state to ground state?
Consider a system with energy levels quantized as in the figure given. Ground state is -10eV,...
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