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Atomic emission experiments of a mixture show a calcium line at 422.673 nm corresponding to a transition and a doublet due to potassium 2P3>2 and : 2S1>2 For the sodium 3p 2P3>2 ¡3s 2S1>2 transition, n0 = transitions at 764.494 and 769.901 nm, respectively. a. Calculate the ratio for each of these transitions. b. Calculate for a temperature of 1600°C for each transition.

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