The positions of the peaks and dips in an object's spectrum provide evidence about its elemental composition. Each element has a unique spectral fingerprint, which allows scientists to determine what elements are present in the object by analyzing the specific wavelengths at which peaks and dips occur.
What evidence do the positions of the peaks and dips in its spectrum provide about an object?(1 point)
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motion
motion - no response given
elemental composition
elemental composition - no response given
expansion
expansion - no response given
temperature
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