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Vilka [71]2 years ago
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From the absorption spectra of a gas, we can see the  amount of thermal energy the gas contains (option D).

<h3>What is the absorption spectra?</h3>

The absorption spectra shows us the energy that is taken in by a gas. We know that when a gas is heated, it absorbs energy which shows up in its absorption spectra.

Thus, from the absorption spectra of a gas, we can see the  amount of thermal energy the gas contains.

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