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The intensity of spectral lines ...... in different parts of the flame.
(a) varies
(b) remains same
(c) changes
(d) remain unchanged.​

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Answered by sarkaranita040
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Answered by sarahssynergy
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The correct answer is option (a) varies.

Explanation:

  • Each element of spectral lines has a different set of permissible orbits, so each element emits or absorbs photons with dissimilar energies -- and so, with different wavelengths.
  • The intensity of a spectral line at a specified frequency is associated with the net rate of emission or absorption at that frequency.
  • Intensity of spectral lines depends on the wavelength which has an inverse relation with the frequency of that particular spectral line.
  • So, the correct answer is that The intensity of spectral lines varies in different parts of the flame.
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