Unlike individual elements, visible light creates what kind of spectrum? Question 10 options: A) Continuous Spectrum B) Line Spectrum C) Alternating Spectrum D) Visible light does not emit a spectrum

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asked Aug 14, 2016 14.8k views

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Unlike individual elements, visible light creates what kind of spectrum?

Question 10 options:
A)
Continuous Spectrum
B)
Line Spectrum
C)
Alternating Spectrum
D)
Visible light does not emit a spectrum

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A. Continuous Spectrum is your correct answer

Herard answered Aug 18, 2016

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