Chemistry, asked by Sciencenonfiction, 6 months ago

Energy of an electron in an orbital is same or different than the energy of the orbital?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Energy of an electron in an orbital is same the energy of the orbital.

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Answered by SwastikPrasad678

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An electron residing in a particular orbital has the same energy of that orbital. When an electron descends to a lower energy orbital, it emits electromagnetic radiation. The energy is absorbed when it ascends energy of an electron is always expressed in negative values.

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