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Dispersive element electrical discharge

Figure 7.7 The line spectra of several elements. A, A sample of gaseous H2 is dissociated into atoms and excited by an electric discharge. The emitted light passes through a slit and a prism, which disperses the light into individual wavelengths. The line spectrum of atomic H is shown (top). B, The continuous spectrum of white light is compared with the line spectra of mercury and strontium. Note that each line spectrum is different from the others. Figure 7.7 The line spectra of several elements. A, A sample of gaseous H2 is dissociated into atoms and excited by an electric discharge. The emitted light passes through a slit and a prism, which disperses the light into individual wavelengths. The line spectrum of atomic H is shown (top). B, The continuous spectrum of white light is compared with the line spectra of mercury and strontium. Note that each line spectrum is different from the others.

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