Energy Levels

1. when an electron absorbs a photon and jumps to an excited state
4. Lowest energy state of an atom
6. lowest energy waves on the electromagnetic spectrum
7. The height of the wave from the origin (middle) to the crest or trough
8. color with the shortest wavelength in the visible light spectrum
12. only waves visible to the human eye on the electromagnetic spectrum
14. When an atom has absorbed enough energy for an electron to jump to a higher energy level
15. the number of waves passing a given point per second.
16. the minimum amount of energy that is lost or gained by an electron

2. color with longest wavelength in the visible light spectrum
3. the distance between two crests or two troughs in a wave
4. highest energy wave on the electromagnetic spectrum
5. when an electron releases an electron and jumps to ground state
9. A quantized particle of light that contains energy but has no mass
10. top of a wave
11. Atoms can have various numbers of energy levels that each house electrons containing specific amounts of energy
13. bottom of a wave