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Using your data, compare atomic number with total number of spectral lines.
Is there a pattern? What might explain the presence or absence of a pattern
based on what you know about atoms, electrons, and emission spectra?

My answer:
No there is no pattern, the first 2 are light elements where as all the others are heavy elements therefore not making a pattern

Using your data compare atomic number with total number of spectral lines Is there a pattern What might explain the presence or absence of a pattern based on wh class=

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As the number of electrons increase and more energy levels are available, there is the possibility of a greater number of transitions.

What is a spectrum?

According to the Bohr model of the atom, electrons can be moved from the point of a higher energy level to that of a lower energy level. When this occurs, there is an emission of light of a characteristic wavelength. This is shown as a line in the spectrum of the atom.

If we look at the spectrum as it has been shown, we will notice that the number of the spectral line increased as the value of the principal quantum number and the number of electrons increased. This is because, as the number of electrons increase and more energy levels are available, there is the possibility of a greater number of transitions.

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