Fraunhofer lines are produced by - Vidyadip

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Fraunhofer lines are produced by

A
The element present in the photosphere of sun
B
The elements present in the chromosphere of the sun
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The vapour of the element present in the chromosphere of the sun
D
The carbon dioxide present in the atmosphere

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Answer

Correct option: C.

The vapour of the element present in the chromosphere of the sun

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