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General Astronomy Test - Types of Spectra
Q1: What type of spectrum is produced when an incandescent solid, liquid, or gas emits light across a continuous range of colors?
Q2: What type of spectrum is produced by a hot, thin gas that emits light only at specific wavelengths?
Q3: What type of spectrum is produced when an electric current is passed through a low-pressure gas and the gas emits light at specific wavelengths?
Q4: Which type of spectrum can be used to determine the composition of stars and other celestial objects?
Q5: What type of spectrum is produced when light is emitted by excited atoms in a high-temperature gas?
Q6: Which type of spectrum contains dark lines at specific wavelengths that correspond to the absorption of light by specific elements?
Q7: Which type of spectrum is produced by a source that emits light at all visible wavelengths?
Q8: What type of spectrum is produced when light passes through a cool gas and elements absorb specific wavelengths?
Q9: What type of spectrum is produced by a hot solid, liquid, or dense gas and shows a continuous range of colors?
Q10: What type of spectrum is produced when an incandescent solid, liquid, or gas emits light across a continuous range of colors?
Q11: What type of spectrum is produced by a low-density cloud of gas that is heated by nearby stars or other energy sources?
Q12: Which type of spectrum is produced by a hot, low-density gas that emits light at specific wavelengths?
Q13: Which type of spectrum can be used to determine the composition of stars and other celestial objects?
Q14: What type of spectrum is produced by a low-density cloud of gas that is heated by nearby stars or other energy sources?
Q15: What type of spectrum is produced by a hot solid, liquid, or dense gas and shows a continuous range of colors?
Q16: Which type of spectrum is also known as a dark-line spectrum?
Q17: Which type of spectrum is produced by a hot, low-density gas that emits light at specific wavelengths?
Q18: What type of spectrum is produced when light passes through a hot, low-density gas and atoms absorb specific wavelengths?
Q19: Which type of spectrum is also known as a dark-line spectrum?
Q20: What type of spectrum is produced when light passes through a cool gas and atoms absorb specific wavelengths?
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a b c d e ? g h i j
0 2 4 6 8 ? 12 14 16 18
0 1 4 9 16 ? 36 49 64 81
0 3 6 9 12 ? 18 21 24 27
0 -2 -2 0 4 ? 18 28 40 54
Su Mo Tu We Th ? Sa
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1 0 0 0 1 ? 1 0 2 1
M V E M J ? U N
c u d t c ? s s o n
0 1 3 6 10 ? 21 28 36 45
r o y g ? i v
1 1 2 6 24 ? 720 5040 40320 362880
1 9 36 ? 126 126 ? 36 9 1
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