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What are emission spectra?
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DrBob222
An emission spectrum is formed when electrons from an excited atom move to lower energy levels. That energy they absorbed in the first place (to become excited) is emitted.
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mike
Is it correct to say .

The pattern of spectral emission lines produced by an element.Each element has his own unique emission spectrum.

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DrBob222
I commented at your next post.
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