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22. Explain how emission or absorption spectrum can be used to identify the composition of objects in space

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densk [106]3 years ago
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Identifying elements in astronomical objects using their spectra. Measuring the spectrum of light from a star can tell astronomers what the star is made up of. Since each element emits or absorbs light only at a particular wavelength astronomers can identify what element are in the stars from the lines in their spectra.

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