The type of spectra produced by atoms is:A. Continuous spectra ⃝ B. Band spectra ⃝C. Line spectra ⃝ D. Braking radiation spectra
Question
The type of spectra produced by atoms is:A. Continuous spectra ⃝ B. Band spectra ⃝C. Line spectra ⃝ D. Braking radiation spectra
Solution
The type of spectra produced by atoms is C. Line spectra.
Here's why:
Atoms absorb or emit radiation in specific and discrete wavelengths, which appear as lines when the radiation is split into its component wavelengths. This is known as a line spectrum.
A. Continuous spectra are produced by solid, liquid, or high-pressure gas, and contain all wavelengths within a certain range.
B. Band spectra, also known as molecular spectra, are produced by molecules absorbing or emitting radiation.
D. Braking radiation spectra, also known as Bremsstrahlung radiation, is produced when a charged particle is decelerated or deflected.
So, the correct answer is C. Line spectra.
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