#39 25) What quantity of heat is required to raise te temperatue of S.5g of goldfrom 20°C to 457flame, they emit ( lignt.When copper ealts.are healed inaflome in te same manner they emit green light. Why do we know thetItbum sats will never emit green light and.copper salts will never emit red light?9)When Lithium satts aa heated ina84.) How does the energy of a priocipal enerqy level elepend on the value of n?Docs ahigheryalw ofn mean ahighe or lower energy?43.) Which of the folbwing orbital dustinations islare) nota.1spossible?6,2pC.2dd.4f

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25) What quantity of heat is required to raise te temperatue of S.5g of gold
from 20°C to 457
flame, they emit ( lignt.When copper ealts.
are healed inaflome in te same manner they emit green light. Why do we know thet
Itbum sats will never emit green light and.copper salts will never emit red light?
9)When Lithium satts aa heated ina
84.) How does the energy of a priocipal enerqy level elepend on the value of n?
Docs a
higher
yalw ofn mean a
highe or lower energy?
43.) Which of the folbwing orbital dustinations islare) not
a.1s
possible?
6,2p
C.2d
d.4f

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