Multiple Choice
In the hydrogen atom, light is emitted whenever an electron
A) jumps from a lower to an upper energy level or orbit.
B) reverses its direction of motion in its orbit.
C) jumps from an upper to a lower energy level or orbit.
D) spirals into the nucleus.
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