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When hydrogen gas is excited with electrical energy, it emits radiation in
- a) the infra-red, visible and ultra-violet regions of the
electromagnetic spectrum. - b) the infra- red, visible and x-ray regions of the electromagnetic spectrum.
- c) the visible region only
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