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spectral line
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spectral line
n.
An isolated bright or dark line in a spectrum produced by emission or absorption of light of a single wavelength.

spectral line  (spktrl)
An isolated bright or dark line in a spectrograph produced by emission or absorption of light of a single wavelength, generally corresponding to a specific shift in the energy of an electron moving from one orbital to another.


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Nearly half of the absorption lines found in the Keck spectrum are unidentified.
Atomic and molecular absorption lines are very stable under changing environmental conditions and are excellent references for this purpose.
Characteristic narrow absorption lines, observed at 380 and 435 nm, are most likely from forbidden spin transitions in ferrous iron.
 
 
 
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