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The bright light emission spectrums below are seen through a spectroscope. The unknown sample is a mixture of the observed gases Which gases are found in the unknown sample? gases Wand Z
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The bright light emission spectrums below are seen through a spectroscope. The unknown sample is a mixture of the

observed gases



Which gases are found in the unknown sample?


gases Wand Z

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gases Z and Y.

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Answer:

gases Z and Y.

Step-by-step explanation:

Photons are emitted when electrons jump from a higher energy level to lower energy level and these photons carry light energy.

The light emitted at various wavelengths produce emission spectrum, when viewed via a spectroscope.

While analyzing the image, we could see that the spectrum of unknown sample contains the gases Z and Y.

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