If the surface temperature of a star is 5,800K and the temperature within this same star is 10,000K, what type of spectra do we expect to see? Is it continuous, absorption, or emission?
in 3rd law:u told that cold gas will absorb photon then it would go 2nd orbit.as a result absorption spectrum will produce.but electron is not stable in that orbit.it will come down in his first orbit.then.would the absorption spectrum will produce????
I have a small doubt, • why do hot & dense sources (example - SUN) have continuous spectrum ? • why do hot and less dense sources (example - hydrogen gas in discharge tube) have line spectrum ? As all of them emit ElectroMagnetic radiation 🙄, so where comes the boundary ?
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If the surface temperature of a star is 5,800K and the temperature within this same
star is 10,000K, what type of spectra do we expect to see? Is it continuous,
absorption, or emission?
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in 3rd law:u told that cold gas will absorb photon then it would go 2nd orbit.as a result absorption spectrum will produce.but electron is not stable in that orbit.it will come down in his first orbit.then.would the absorption spectrum will produce????
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I have a small doubt,
• why do hot & dense sources (example - SUN) have continuous spectrum ?
• why do hot and less dense sources (example - hydrogen gas in discharge tube) have line spectrum ?
As all of them emit ElectroMagnetic radiation 🙄, so where comes the boundary ?
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