What happens if a lightwave and an orbiting electron collide
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What happens if a lightwave and an orbiting electron collide
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01-22-2011, 12:42 PM
An electron which is bound to an atom or a molecule can absorb a photon (a quantum of light energy) and jump to a higher energy state or out of the atom completely, creating an ion. This can happen only if the photon energy is the same as the difference between final and initial energy of the electron.
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