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Atomic emission spectra often have gaps that help to create the color lines. What is the best explanation for the gaps?

A) Dark energy creates gaps in the continuous spectrum.
B) The energy given off by core electrons in an atom create the gaps.
C) Only particular quantized energies are given off by excited electrons in the form of light.
D) Valence electrons' energies create the lines and they are different than core electrons' energies.

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onyebuchinnaji

Answer:

(C) Only particular quantized energies are given off by excited electrons in the form of light.

Explanation:

Atomic emission spectra often have gaps that help to create the color lines.

These gaps occur as a result of heat energy absorbed by electrons in the atoms, making them to be excited and allow them to jump into higher energy levels by emitting only particular quantized energies in the form of light.

Therefore, the correct option is "C"

(C) Only particular quantized energies are given off by excited electrons in the form of light.

bustedknuckles2004

Answer:

c

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