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How do you excite electrons?

Updated: 8/10/2023
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Raise its energy level by light absorption, making it collide with another atom or electron, or heating it up.

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you can use the absorption method or electricution and there is one more way that i don't know of.

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Electrons give of light depending on what atom the electron comes from. the excitation is produced when the electrons get heated up.

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when energy is supplied

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