Q1/ Select the correct choice: 1. The process of removing an electron from an atom is called a:(Binding) b:(Excitation) c;(nonionizing) d;(ionization) 2. The state of lowest energy is the one in which the atom is normally found and is called a; (excited state). b;(ionizing state) c(ground state) d;(normally state). 3. The energy of the x-ray will be equal to the different between: a(wavelength) b(number of electron) c(Absorption spectroscopy) d(energy levels of the atom)
Q1/ Select the correct choice: 1. The process of removing an electron from an atom is called a:(Binding) b:(Excitation) c;(nonionizing) d;(ionization) 2. The state of lowest energy is the one in which the atom is normally found and is called a; (excited state). b;(ionizing state) c(ground state) d;(normally state). 3. The energy of the x-ray will be equal to the different between: a(wavelength) b(number of electron) c(Absorption spectroscopy) d(energy levels of the atom)
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Q1/ Select the correct choice:
1. The process of removing an electron from an atom is called
a:(Binding) b:(Excitation)
c;(nonionizing) d;(ionization)
2. The state of lowest energy is the one in which the atom is normally found and is called
a; (excited state). b;(ionizing state) c(ground state) d;(normally state).
3. The energy of the x-ray will be equal to the different between: a(wavelength) b(number of electron) c(Absorption spectroscopy) d(energy levels of the atom)
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