When an electron jumps from l to k shell, Chemistry

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When an electron jumps from L  to K  shell:

(1) Energy is absorbed  

(2) Energy is released 

(3) Energy is sometimes absorbed and sometimes  released

(4) Energy is neither absorbed nor released

Ans:  Energy is released


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