Transition from a higher energy shell

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An electron would not be able to transition from a higher energy shell to a lower energy shell when: A- the shape of the shell is non-spherical B- the atom is a heavy isotope C- the shell contains 2n2 electrons D- the shell has two sets of paired electrons

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