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Under Very High Pressure,the Spectrum of a Mercury Vapor Lamp

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Under very high pressure,the spectrum of a mercury vapor lamp begins to look like that from

A) an incandescent source.
B) a laser.
C) an ultraviolet source.
D) a gas other than mercury.
E) a monochromatic source.

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