Are the electrical charges that exist between protons and electrons in atoms the same as the electricity that?

Question

Are the electrical charges that exist between protons and electrons in atoms the same as the electricity that illuminate light bulbs?

Answer 1

The short answer is yes.

A slightly longer answer is as follows. Electricity is when an electron is excited and jumps to a higher orbital. When the electron falls back to its original orbital, it releases a packet of energy called a photon. If the photon has a characteristic wavelength in a visible range, then we can see it as "light". The exact wavelength determines the color of the light.

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