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Hello!
I've read that electrons can only absorb photons of exactly the right amount of energy to move to a higher energy level, if its to little or too much then it doesn't absorb it at all, so my question:
How can electrons be liberated from an atom with Kinetic energy when they can't absorb any 'extra' energy?
Thanks!
I've read that electrons can only absorb photons of exactly the right amount of energy to move to a higher energy level, if its to little or too much then it doesn't absorb it at all, so my question:
How can electrons be liberated from an atom with Kinetic energy when they can't absorb any 'extra' energy?
Thanks!