Spectrum I is showing a/an _____ spectrum created from Gas I, and spectrum II is a/an ______ spectrum created by Gas II. From the Spectrum it would be predicted that the gasses are ______ A diffraction grating can be used to observe the interaction of EMR and gases of theatmosphere.Discharge tube containing Gas ISpectrum IDiffraction gratingof aspspectroscopeStarGas IISpectrum IIDiffraction gratingof a spectroscope iiiiabsorptionemissiondifferentemissionabsorptiondifferentemissionabsorption the sameabsorptionemissionthe same

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