The energy source for an atomic emission experiment is: O the thermal energy from the flame or plasma. O a deuterium lam

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The energy source for an atomic emission experiment is: O the thermal energy from the flame or plasma. O a deuterium lam

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The energy source for an atomic emission experiment is: O the thermal energy from the flame or plasma. O a deuterium lamp. O a tungsten lamp. O a hollow cathode lamp. O a xenon lamp.
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