When a star is very hot, it’s
a. take a little energy for the electrons to “jump” from...
Physics, 30.09.2019 17:00 gchippewa81
When a star is very hot, it’s
a. take a little energy for the electrons to “jump” from one energy level to the next
b. take a lot of energy for the electrons to “jump” from one energy level to the next
c. take no energy for the electrons to “jump” from one energy level to the next
d. none of the above
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