When a sample of an element is heated or electrihed until it glows, the color itgives off is?A single frequency of lightA continuous band of colorA specific set of different freguencies

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Mattinbits asked Apr 3, 2023

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When a sample of an element is heated or electrihed until it glows, the color itgives off is?A single frequency of lightA continuous band of colorA specific set of different freguencies

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ANSWER:

A specific set of different frequencies

Explanation:

The color it shows is a composite of many frequencies of light.

Therefore the answer would be:

A specific set of different frequencies

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