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I How does the electron come back down in energy level after absorbing a photon?
Among other more valid references, this youtube video produced by the American Chemical Society, beginning at 1:07,- jjschwartz1
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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I How does the electron come back down in energy level after absorbing a photon?
A common explanation for the origin of (some) color is that a material absorbs a, say, red photon and an electron moves from one energy level to a higher energy level, the difference in energy being the energy of the red photon. The material then appears bluish having absorbed the red light...- jjschwartz1
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- Electron Energy level Excited
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Do Neutrons Emit Infrared Radiation at Room Temperature?
All bodies with a temperature emit electromagnetic radiation also known as thermal radiation or blackbody radiation. If I understand it correctly, the origin of this is the thermal motion (acceleration) of the atoms and their included positive and negative charges leads to EM radiation...- jjschwartz1
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- Neutrons Radiation Thermal Thermal radiation
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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What is the Mechanism Behind the Emission of Thermal Radiation?
I'm trying to understand the origin of thermal radiation. All things with a temperature emit electromagnetic radiation. Every discussion I've found starts with that as a premise and then goes on to Wien's displacement law and Planck's law, etc which I follow. But *why* do all things...- jjschwartz1
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- Origin Radiation Thermal Thermal radiation
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- Forum: Thermodynamics