Electron Transitions Model (in a Hydrogen Atom)
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This is a model illustrating electron transitions within atoms, specifically modeled after the hydrogen atom. In a hydrogen atom, a single electron can move up to higher energy levels or drop down to its ground state. Moving upwards requires energy, but dropping back down releases energy in the form of light. This model effectively demonstrates how energy is absorbed and released by a hydrogen atom and showcases the various series of transitions that occur. The transition series depicted in this model include Lyman (n to 1), Balmer (n to 2), and Paschen (n to 3).
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