Why is the CaOH spectrum in Figure 8-8 so much broader than the barium emissionline

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Why is the CaOH spectrum in Figure 8-8 so much broader than the barium emission line?

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Why is the CaOH spectrum in Figure 8-8 so much broader than the barium emission line?

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In a spectrum, the molecules or atoms can be identified by their spectral lines. The ionic compounds are mainly classified by broad band spectra. The atoms are classified by line spectra due to the absence of vibrational and rotational states.

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