What is so interesting about the atomic emission and absorption spectra for Hydr

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What is so interesting about the atomic emission and absorption spectra for Hydrogen?

Hydrogen atoms absorb the same energies that they emit

The wavelengths emitted and absorbed are discrete meaning they are very specific wavelengths not spread out like natural light.

The lines are unique to Hydrogen meaning no other atom have the exact same spectra.

All of the Above

Hydrogen atoms absorb the same energies that they emit

The wavelengths emitted and absorbed are discrete meaning they are very specific wavelengths not spread out like natural light.

The lines are unique to Hydrogen meaning no other atom have the exact same spectra.

All of the Above

All of the above statements are correct.

H atoms absorb or emit exactly same energy. And specific wavelengths are emitted or absorbed.

Different atom has its unique spectra.

(D) is correct option.

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