Investigate Follow these steps to help the chemical company identify the gas leaking into the lab: 1. In the Emission Spectra tool, select each element to see its emission spectrum. 2. In the data table below, record the element symbol, atomic number, the lowest wavelength present in the spectrum (in nanometers), the highest wavelength in the spectrum (in nanometers), and the total number of lines in the spectrum. 3. Watch for any patterns in the spectra. For example, is there any correlation between an element's atomic number and the lowest or highest wavelength in its spectrum? Do larger elements consistently have more spectral lines? Collect Data Record data about the different emission spectra below. Emission Spectra of Several Elements Element Atomic Lowest Highest Total Symbol Number Wavelength Wavelength Number of in Spectrum in Spectrum Spectral (nm) (nm) Lines​