Spontaneous emission

Spontaneous emission

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Science, Physics

6th - 12th Grade

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The transcript explains the process of spontaneous emission, where a photon of light is produced when an atom transitions from an excited state to a lower energy level. It highlights examples of spontaneous emission, such as light from fluorescent tubes, cathode ray tube televisions and monitors, and the Aurora borealis.

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What occurs when an atom transitions from an excited state to a lower energy level?

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How does spontaneous emission differ from stimulated emission?

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What is the phenomenon that causes light to be emitted from fluorescent tubes?

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Can you explain the role of spontaneous emission in the Aurora borealis?

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What are some common sources of light that result from spontaneous emission?

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