Missing lines in a continuous spectrum reveal - Vidyadip

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Missing lines in a continuous spectrum reveal

A
Defects of the observing instrument
B
Absence of some elements in the light source
C
Presence in the light source of hot vapours of some elements
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Presence of cool vapours of some elements around the light source

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Answer

Correct option: D.

Presence of cool vapours of some elements around the light source

Presence of cool vapours of some elements around the light source

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