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In an electronic transition, what can the atom not emit?

Correct answer: A. Gamma rays

  • A. Gamma rays
  • B. Infrared radiation
  • C. Ultraviolet radiation
  • D. Visible light

Explanation

Gamma rays are not typically emitted during electronic transition. Gamma rays have the highest energy and shortest wavelength among the electromagnetic spectrum. They are typically associated with nuclear processes, such as radioactive decay or nuclear reactions, rather than electronic transitions within atoms. So, option A is correct.

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