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An excited atom can release some or all of its excess energy by emitting a(n) and thus move to a lower energy state.

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The question wants us to specify whether an atom can release some or all of its energy by emitting something or a particle.

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Electromagnetic radiation contains radiation which has the property of both the particles and waves. The energy of these radiation is discrete and is characterized by a photon. When one sends a beam of such radiation through a sample containing atoms the atoms could absorb the energy and then promote it to a state called an excited state which has higher energy with very low stability. But atoms are highly unstable at these excited states.

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Energy is absorbed by an atom when it is irradiated with electromagnetic radiation..If the energy gap between the ground state of an atom(lowest possible energy of an atom) and the excited state of an atom exactly matches with the energy supplied by the photons in visible region of the spectrum, the atom absorbs radiation. After absorbing energy the atom reaches a state of an energy called an excited state possessing a higher amount of energy along with higher instability...

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