In this lesson, we will learn how to interpret atomic emission spectra to identify elements and determine the compositions of unknown materials.
Q1:
An emission spectrum is produced by passing the light from a blue argon lamp through a prism. In which region of the spectrum are the most intense spectral lines likely to occur?
Q2:
Lithium salts appear red in a flame test. In which region of the spectrum are the most intense spectral lines likely to occur?
Q3:
Molybdenum oxide appears green in a flame test. In which region of the spectrum are the most intense spectral lines likely to occur?
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