Visible-line spectrum

A visible-line spectrum is a way of finding elements based on the unique things they have using the light that comes out from the element. First, the light is taken and studied, and then it is found to be made of spaced lines. The spaced lines are what show what may be the different elements in the compound. They may be in different colors, due to the wavelength of the light in nanometers.

 References 

Category:Analytical chemistry