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Electrons & Light

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wavelength   show
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show increases left to right  
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frequency   show
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frequency increases -->   show
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excited electrons   show
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show the lowest energy level possible for an electron  
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visible light   show
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shortest wavelength   show
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longest wavelength   show
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show frequency gets higher (inverse relationship)  
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show is the same for all colors of light  
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show different shades of each color  
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most energy   show
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show red light  
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show energy increases (inverse relationship)  
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hydrogen emission spectra   show
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show 5 colors - red, orange, blue-green, 2 blues, 3 violets  
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boron has different electrons than hydrogen, so   show
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smallest wavelength-->   show
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spectral lines   show
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show attract each other  
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as an electron gets closer to the nucleus,   show
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when an electron moves from an energy level close to the nucleus to one far from it   show
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show the electron gains/releases energy & light  
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excited states   show
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show represents amount of energy put in  
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hydrogen electron transition with the UV range (10-400 nm)   show
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