Twon=3 --> n=1:how manyenergy levelsdid theelectron jump?n=4 --> n=1which hashigherfrequency:n=4 --> n=3 orn=4 --> n=1ReleasesLightWhen anelectron movesfrom theexcited to theground, it doesthis...Violethas theshortestwavelengthin the visiblelight regionblueFourn=5 --> n=1:how manyenergy levelsdid theelectron jump?Energylevelsn = 1, n =2, are allexamplesof what?Frequencythe numberof waves in agiven periodof timeCrestpeak of thewave isalso calledthis...Electrontransitionn=1 --> n=2 ,n = 3 --> n=2are allexamples ofwhat?SpectrallinesblendtogetherHow dometals gettheir flamecolor?Visiblelightthe onlyelectromagneticradiation thatwe can seeAbsorbEnergywhen electronjust fromground toexcited state...itneeds to dothis...Onen=2 --> n=1:how manyenergy levelsdid theelectron jump?n=5 --> n=3which hasshorterwavelength:n=5 --> n=3 orn=5 --> n=1Gammaradiationstrongest typeofelectromagneticradiationUltravioletwaves thatcan harm yourskin if you sitout in the sunfor too longn=6 --> n=3which hashigherenergy: n=6--> n=3 orn=6 --> n=4Threen=4 --> n=1:how manyenergy levelsdid theelectron jump?Microwaves2nd weakestelectromagneticradiationSpeedof light3.0 x10^8m/sRadiowavesweakest type ofelectromagneticradiationElectromagneticspectrumthe entire rangeof all types oflight ordered byfrequency andwavelengthPhotonpacketof lightTroughlowestpoint ofthe waveX-rays2nd strongestelectromagneticradiationExcitedstatehigherenergylevelAmplitudedistance fromorigin to thecrest or trough(intensity ofthe wave)n=4 --> n=3which haslowerfrequency:n=4 --> n=3 orn=4 --> n=1Redhas thelongestwavelengthin the visiblelight regionWavelengthdistance fromone crest toanothercorrespondingcrestGroundstatelowerenergyleveln=6 --> n=4which haslongerwavelength:n=6 --> n=3 orn=6 --> n=4n=5 --> n=1which haslowerenergy: n=5--> n=3 orn=5 --> n=1Emissionspectrumuniquefor eachelementInfrareda type ofelectromagneticradiation withwavelengthslonger than visiblelight but less thanmicrowavesTwon=3 --> n=1:how manyenergy levelsdid theelectron jump?n=4 --> n=1which hashigherfrequency:n=4 --> n=3 orn=4 --> n=1ReleasesLightWhen anelectron movesfrom theexcited to theground, it doesthis...Violethas theshortestwavelengthin the visiblelight regionblueFourn=5 --> n=1:how manyenergy levelsdid theelectron jump?Energylevelsn = 1, n =2, are allexamplesof what?Frequencythe numberof waves in agiven periodof timeCrestpeak of thewave isalso calledthis...Electrontransitionn=1 --> n=2 ,n = 3 --> n=2are allexamples ofwhat?SpectrallinesblendtogetherHow dometals gettheir flamecolor?Visiblelightthe onlyelectromagneticradiation thatwe can seeAbsorbEnergywhen electronjust fromground toexcited state...itneeds to dothis...Onen=2 --> n=1:how manyenergy levelsdid theelectron jump?n=5 --> n=3which hasshorterwavelength:n=5 --> n=3 orn=5 --> n=1Gammaradiationstrongest typeofelectromagneticradiationUltravioletwaves thatcan harm yourskin if you sitout in the sunfor too longn=6 --> n=3which hashigherenergy: n=6--> n=3 orn=6 --> n=4Threen=4 --> n=1:how manyenergy levelsdid theelectron jump?Microwaves2nd weakestelectromagneticradiationSpeedof light3.0 x10^8m/sRadiowavesweakest type ofelectromagneticradiationElectromagneticspectrumthe entire rangeof all types oflight ordered byfrequency andwavelengthPhotonpacketof lightTroughlowestpoint ofthe waveX-rays2nd strongestelectromagneticradiationExcitedstatehigherenergylevelAmplitudedistance fromorigin to thecrest or trough(intensity ofthe wave)n=4 --> n=3which haslowerfrequency:n=4 --> n=3 orn=4 --> n=1Redhas thelongestwavelengthin the visiblelight regionWavelengthdistance fromone crest toanothercorrespondingcrestGroundstatelowerenergyleveln=6 --> n=4which haslongerwavelength:n=6 --> n=3 orn=6 --> n=4n=5 --> n=1which haslowerenergy: n=5--> n=3 orn=5 --> n=1Emissionspectrumuniquefor eachelementInfrareda type ofelectromagneticradiation withwavelengthslonger than visiblelight but less thanmicrowaves

Electron Energy & Light - Call List

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  1. n=3 --> n=1: how many energy levels did the electron jump?
    Two
  2. which has higher frequency: n=4 --> n=3 or n=4 --> n=1
    n=4 --> n=1
  3. When an electron moves from the excited to the ground, it does this...
    Releases Light
  4. has the shortest wavelength in the visible light region
    Violet
  5. blue
  6. n=5 --> n=1: how many energy levels did the electron jump?
    Four
  7. n = 1, n = 2, are all examples of what?
    Energy levels
  8. the number of waves in a given period of time
    Frequency
  9. peak of the wave is also called this...
    Crest
  10. n=1 --> n=2 , n = 3 --> n=2 are all examples of what?
    Electron transition
  11. How do metals get their flame color?
    Spectral lines blend together
  12. the only electromagnetic radiation that we can see
    Visible light
  13. when electron just from ground to excited state...it needs to do this...
    Absorb Energy
  14. n=2 --> n=1: how many energy levels did the electron jump?
    One
  15. which has shorter wavelength: n=5 --> n=3 or n=5 --> n=1
    n=5 --> n=3
  16. strongest type of electromagnetic radiation
    Gamma radiation
  17. waves that can harm your skin if you sit out in the sun for too long
    Ultraviolet
  18. which has higher energy: n=6 --> n=3 or n=6 --> n=4
    n=6 --> n=3
  19. n=4 --> n=1: how many energy levels did the electron jump?
    Three
  20. 2nd weakest electromagnetic radiation
    Microwaves
  21. 3.0 x 10^8 m/s
    Speed of light
  22. weakest type of electromagnetic radiation
    Radio waves
  23. the entire range of all types of light ordered by frequency and wavelength
    Electromagnetic spectrum
  24. packet of light
    Photon
  25. lowest point of the wave
    Trough
  26. 2nd strongest electromagnetic radiation
    X-rays
  27. higher energy level
    Excited state
  28. distance from origin to the crest or trough (intensity of the wave)
    Amplitude
  29. which has lower frequency: n=4 --> n=3 or n=4 --> n=1
    n=4 --> n=3
  30. has the longest wavelength in the visible light region
    Red
  31. distance from one crest to another corresponding crest
    Wavelength
  32. lower energy level
    Ground state
  33. which has longer wavelength: n=6 --> n=3 or n=6 --> n=4
    n=6 --> n=4
  34. which has lower energy: n=5 --> n=3 or n=5 --> n=1
    n=5 --> n=1
  35. unique for each element
    Emission spectrum
  36. a type of electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths longer than visible light but less than microwaves
    Infrared