A metal atom produces a specific flame color when burned. This happens because when exposed to a flame, the atom absorbs the Question Blank
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energy from the flame. This causes a(n)
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to jump from its
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state to a(n)
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state. Then it immediately drops back down and releases that absorbed energy in the form of a specific wavelength (color) of
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energy.