Which statement is correctContinuum spectra areseparated bandsAbsorption band alwaysfollows by a similar emissionbandAllEmission results has no linesbut only bandsNoneEach 1000 spectral lines are.equal to 1 AngstromBands are separated lines

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Which statement is correct
Continuum spectra are
separated bands
Absorption band always
follows by a similar emission
band
All
Emission results has no lines
but only bands
None
Each 1000 spectral lines are
.equal to 1 Angstrom
Bands are separated lines

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