Question

i have an interesting question. What will happen if we take away more energy from an electron present in the lowest energy shell of an atom?​

Answer 1

Answer:

the energy will be lose in electron

Answer 2

Explanation:

The proton actually absorbs the electron’s energy, the remainder shoots off as a neutrino and possibly a gamma photon.

• The second answer is ‘free radical,’which is used in chemistry. Basically, you rip the electron typically from a hydrogen, although more complex molecules (particularly polyaromatic hydrocarbons) can produce free radicals via their pi electrons.

• The term, take energy away, is a thermodynamic misnomer. Energy moves around. If you lose all of the electron energy by some means, a photon of equal mass-energy results.

• A neutron star literally crushes the electrons into the protons by brute force. The energy mostly goes into making the entire neutron star spin faster, e.g., turns into kinetic energy.