Regarding the energy transitions of atomic nuclei and electron orbitals, we will first explain the atomic structure (electron arrangement).
As shown in the diagram below, there are electron orbitals around the nucleus. From the inside out, these electron orbitals are divided into types called the K shell, L shell, M shell, N shell, and so on, and the maximum number of electrons that can fit into each shell is fixed.
In addition to electron shells, there are several different patterns of electron orbital shapes. These refer to the orbits (arrangement, distribution) in which electrons move around the nucleus, and are called electron orbitals, which are divided into several orbits as shown in the diagram above. (Schrödinger's wave equation)
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