During atomic collision in ground state ,to find minimum energy required for excitation of both particle we use transistion from ground state to n=2 .But why we use `*maximum* loss in energy during collision ` to find it.

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During atomic collision in ground state ,to find minimum energy required for excitation of both particle we use transistion from ground state to n=2 .But why we use `maximum loss in energy during collision ` to find it.

During atomic collision in ground state ,to find minimum energy required for excitation of both particle we use transistion from ground state to n=2 .But why we use `maximum loss in energy during collision ` to find it.

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During atomic collision in ground state ,to find minimum energy required for excitation of both particle we use transistion from ground state to n=2 .But why we use `*maximum* loss in energy during collision ` to find it.

During atomic collision in ground state ,to find minimum energy required for excitation of both particle we use transistion from ground state to n=2 .But why we use `*maximum* loss in energy during collision ` to find it.

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During atomic collision in ground state ,to find minimum energy required for excitation of both particle we use transistion from ground state to n=2 .But why we use `maximum loss in energy during collision ` to find it.

During atomic collision in ground state ,to find minimum energy required for excitation of both particle we use transistion from ground state to n=2 .But why we use `maximum loss in energy during collision ` to find it.