Questions: Question 1 of 18 Use the Atomic Spectroscopy interactive to answer the question. Examine the spectra for the objects or substances in the list, and classify the type of spectrum produced by each. Absorption Continuous Emission Answer Bank hydrogen Sun neon light bulb

Question 1 of 18 Use the Atomic Spectroscopy interactive to answer the question. Examine the spectra for the objects or substances in the list, and classify the type of spectrum produced by each. Absorption Continuous Emission Answer Bank hydrogen Sun neon light bulb
Transcript text: Question 1 of 18 oUse the Atomic Spectroscopy interactive to answer question. Examine the spectra for the objects or substances in the list, and classify the type of spectrum produced by each. Absorption Continuous Emission $\square$ Answer Bank hydrogen Sun neon light bulb
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Step 1: Identify the Spectra Types
  • Absorption Spectrum: Produced when light passes through a cooler, less dense gas, and atoms in the gas absorb specific wavelengths of light.
  • Continuous Spectrum: Produced by a hot, dense object like a filament in a light bulb, emitting light of all wavelengths.
  • Emission Spectrum: Produced by a hot, low-density gas, where atoms emit light at specific wavelengths.
Step 2: Classify Each Object
  • Hydrogen: Produces an emission spectrum.
  • Sun: Produces an absorption spectrum.
  • Neon: Produces an emission spectrum.
  • Light Bulb: Produces a continuous spectrum.
Step 3: Place Each Object in the Correct Category
  • Absorption: Sun
  • Continuous: Light Bulb
  • Emission: Hydrogen, Neon

Final Answer

  • Absorption: Sun
  • Continuous: Light Bulb
  • Emission: Hydrogen, Neon
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