Chemistry, asked by amanrana729, 1 year ago

the spectrum of sunlight is continuous.why?

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Answered by nishantshrma
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because photons are emmiting with the speed of 3*10^8m/sc

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Answered by Anonymous
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those are emission lines. They happen when light passes through a filter (such as an emission nebula). While there is quite a bit of light emitted at the hydrogen line, the vast majority is emitted due to black body radition. Hot objects emit radiaion at all frequencies.
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