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can a electron in a orbital exchange position to a empty orbital?
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Not entirely sure , by i think they may
Unless energy is being added (I think) then this will only happen if it's a lower energy state. (e.g. ground state).
Only certain transitions are allowed...
if a photon strikes atom, the valence electron can be excited enough to change its orbital position.
yes...it can even leave the atom...but it need to get energyy from somewhere
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