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A photon is a fundamental particle that carries electromagnetic energy. It has no mass, but it has both particle-like and wave-like properties.
Yes, electrons do absorb the entire energy of a photon when they interact with it. This absorption can result in the electron gaining energy and becoming excited, or it can cause the electron to be ejected from its atom.
Yes, an electron can absorb multiple photons at a time. This is known as multi-photon absorption and it is a common phenomenon in quantum mechanics.
The amount of energy an electron absorbs from a photon is determined by the energy of the photon itself. The higher the energy of the photon, the more energy the electron will absorb.
No, the way in which electrons absorb photons can vary depending on the energy of the photon and the specific properties of the electron, such as its location in an atom or its spin. Additionally, different types of electrons, such as valence electrons or conduction electrons, may absorb photons differently.