Answer to Question #271634 in Physics for Almas Bashir

Question #271634

Explain Atomic Excitation with detail.

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Atomic excitation is a process of acquiring (absorbing) energy by an atom that results in the fact that one or several of its electrons move to energy state or states higher than the ground level.

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