MCQ
Emission spectrum of $C{O_2}$ gas
- AIs a line spectrum
- ✓Is a band spectrum
- CIs a continuous spectrum
- DDoes not fall in the visible region
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Is a band spectrum
b
The emission spectrum of $CO _2$ gas that has been studied by the electron beam excitation method is a band spectrum.
The emission spectrum of $CO _2$ gas that has been studied by the electron beam excitation method is a band spectrum.
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