1. Periodic Table of Elements and Light Spectrums
... from one another. To get a closer look of things, everyone used a spectroscope to examine the patterns and colors of the elements based on the rainbow. Essentially, it separates light into waves that we known as colors. A complete mixture of all wavelengths of visible spectrum is known as white light. Spectrums are formed from white lights and frequencies. A white light can be ... elements change from the ground to excited state is from electricity because it charges for an atom when it touches each other. Going from the ground to excited state require heat. In this case, a flame was us...
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