Watch this video and then answer the questions.CAMPBELL FIGURE WALKTHROUGHEnergy levels of an atom's electrons(a) A ball bouncing down a fighof stairs can come to rest onlyon each step, not between stepsSimilarly an electron can existbetween levelsThird shell highest energy-Second shell higherenergy leveEnergyabsorbedEnergylostAtomicnucleusAn electron can move from one shell to another only if the energyit gains or loses is exactly equal to the difference in energy betweenthe energy levels of the two shells. Anows in this model indicatesome of the stepwise changes in potential energy that are possibleCompare the three atom diagrams. Which one shows the electron with the highest potential energy?AtomicnucleusAtomicnucleusAtomicnucleus

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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_____________bonds hold hydrogen to oxygen within a water molecule, while ___________ bonds attach one water molecule to another water molecule due to their polarity. Group of answer choices: ionic; hydrogen covalent; hydrogen hydrogen; ionic covalent; ionic hydrogen; covalent
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