**Absorption Spectra Analysis**---**Given the absorption spectra below, select the true statement.**![Absorption Spectra](image_link)*Explanation of the Graph:*The image shows two sets of spectra, one labeled "Observed Spectrum" and the other labeled "Reference Spectrum". The Reference Spectrum indicates the absorption lines at certain wavelengths from a stationary source of light, while the Observed Spectrum shows how these lines have shifted due to the motion of the object emitting or absorbing the light.The x-axis represents the wavelength in nanometers (nm), ranging from 400 nm to 700 nm. Different absorption lines are marked as vertical lines indicating specific wavelengths where light is absorbed. Notice that in the Observed Spectrum, the absorption lines have shifted relative to the Reference Spectrum. This shift can be used to determine the relative motion of the object.*Multiple Choice Options:*- ⭕ The moving object is red shifted.- ⭕ The moving object is blue shifted.- ⭕ The object is moving away from the observer.- ⭕ The object is orbiting the observer.*Correct Answer:*- The moving object is red shifted.*Explanation:*Red shifting occurs when the light from an object moving away from the observer is stretched, causing the absorption lines to shift towards the longer wavelength (red) part of the spectrum. In this case, since the absorption lines in the Observed Spectrum are shifted towards the red end (right side of the spectrum) relative to the Reference Spectrum, we can conclude that the object is red shifted, implying it is moving away from the observer.

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Given the absorption spectra below, select the true statement. 14 400 nm The moving object is red shifted. The moving object is blue shifted. The object is moving away from the observer. The object is orbiting the observer. 700 nm Observed Spectrum Reference Spectrum

Given the absorption spectra below, select the true statement. 14 400 nm The moving object is red shifted. The moving object is blue shifted. The object is moving away from the observer. The object is orbiting the observer. 700 nm Observed Spectrum Reference Spectrum

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NMR Spectroscopy

NMR stands for Nuclear Magnetic Resonance in which the study of different molecules is done based on the interaction of radiofrequency electromagnetic radiations with the nuclei of molecules placed in a strong magnetic field. A precise study of spectra of visible light and all bands of electromagnetic radiation is called spectroscopy.

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**Absorption Spectra Analysis**

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**Given the absorption spectra below, select the true statement.**

![Absorption Spectra](image_link)

*Explanation of the Graph:*
The image shows two sets of spectra, one labeled "Observed Spectrum" and the other labeled "Reference Spectrum". The Reference Spectrum indicates the absorption lines at certain wavelengths from a stationary source of light, while the Observed Spectrum shows how these lines have shifted due to the motion of the object emitting or absorbing the light.

The x-axis represents the wavelength in nanometers (nm), ranging from 400 nm to 700 nm. Different absorption lines are marked as vertical lines indicating specific wavelengths where light is absorbed.

Notice that in the Observed Spectrum, the absorption lines have shifted relative to the Reference Spectrum. This shift can be used to determine the relative motion of the object.

*Multiple Choice Options:*
- ⭕ The moving object is red shifted.
- ⭕ The moving object is blue shifted.
- ⭕ The object is moving away from the observer.
- ⭕ The object is orbiting the observer.

*Correct Answer:*
- The moving object is red shifted.

*Explanation:*
Red shifting occurs when the light from an object moving away from the observer is stretched, causing the absorption lines to shift towards the longer wavelength (red) part of the spectrum. In this case, since the absorption lines in the Observed Spectrum are shifted towards the red end (right side of the spectrum) relative to the Reference Spectrum, we can conclude that the object is red shifted, implying it is moving away from the observer.

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