Analyze Answer the questions.
4. Compare the spectrum of the unknown gas collected at the bulb company with the data in your table. Which gas is leaking into the lab? Make a claim and support your claim with evidence.
The leaking gas is:

5. In the Emission Spectra tool, a table shows the ranges for wavelength, frequency, and photon energy for different colors of light. What color of light is associated with the highest energy? How does this relate to flame color on a stove?

6. 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?

7. Using your data, compare atomic number with lowest and highest wavelengths in spectrum. 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?