We study in coordination compound that many complexes shows colour due to electron transitions and they emit energy of visible range .
Does this concept apply to all the colored thing we see in our surroundings in our routine life ? When few things are left in sunlight for a long time their color got fade , does it mean they ran out of electrons ?
Did I mixed two different concept .
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Answer:
yes , According to this question
temperature and pressure also make it role
in lab while abtaining an certain solution it may in visible or in visible those things will depend on the nature of the particals
but here
sun create certain amount of on the object,which lead fade it's colour
like example:when transfer of electricity from production plant to customers
huge amount of electricity will be lost while transferring from one place to another, here temperature place major role
with reference to these points
we may come to conclusion that electron will lost when sun raise fall on the object
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
obviously it is applicable for all
anywhere electrons will be out while producing energy
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