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what type of energies can an electron have while revolving around the nucles of an atom?​

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Answered by ItsShreedhar
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When trapped by the potential it releases the energy in the form of a photon, whose energy will depend on which energy level the electron lands. When caught in a higher orbital it will still have some potential energy until it falls to the ground state by photon emission

Answered by PhysicsForever
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Energy levels corresponding to values such that the orbital angular momentum of revolving electrons comes out to be an integral multiple of the factor h/2π where h is the Planck's constant, this fact is straight forward from the theory of matter waves or electron as a standing wave.

After all the classical mathematics, it's derived that the magnitude of energy shells comes out to be

-13.6 Z^2 /n^2 electron volt

where Z is the atomic number of the element and n takes up any natural number as it's value.

Also, remember, the most important fact that this is valid only for one electron multiple proton systems only.

Hope this helps you !

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