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When an atom’s electron is in an orbital higher than the ground state, the atom is in a(n) ionized state. ground state. neutral state. excited state.

When an atom’s electron is in an orbital higher than the ground state, the atom is in a(n) ionized state. ground state. neutral state. excited state.
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When an atom’s electron is in an orbital higher than the ground state, the atom is in a(n)

ionized state.
ground state.
neutral state.
excited state.

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When an atom's electron is in an orbital higher than ground state, it is in an excited state. 
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