The intensity of a line for atomic Cs is much lower in a natural gas flame

Chapter 8, Problem 8-6

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The intensity of a line for atomic Cs is much lower in a natural gas flame, whichoperates at 1800C, than in a hydrogen-oxygen flame, whose temperature is2700C. Explain.

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