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Which of the following is an example of a continuous emission spectrum?
Answer: A
The spectrum of an oil flame is a continuous emission spectrum.
Incandescent solids and liquids - the glowing soot particles in a flame, a lamp filament, molten metal - emit at every wavelength, so the spectrum shows no gaps. A gas at low pressure gives a line spectrum instead, characteristic of its atoms.
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