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The emission spectrums are known for the elements below.

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Answer: Hello your question is incomplete, I was able to find the question online but I am unable to attach it due to plagiarism rules

answer : Lithium and Potassium

Explanation:

The elements that are in the unknown sample are : Lithium and Potassium

An Emission spectrum is used to determine the composition of a material and it is distinctively different for each element that us found on the period table

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