The the third question please make your handwriting clear p AccessibilityLast edit was yesterday at 907 PM10.5B.IUCDニ=-三E EData Table 2: Flame Colors of Metallic lonsCHEMICALFLAME COLOR OBSERVATIONSNAME &FORMULACalcium, CaorangeLithium LipinkSodium, NaorangeStrontium, SrorangeBarium, BaогаngeCopper (II),CưgreenPotassium, KwhiteUNKNOWNpinkABSTRACT: Write a Claim/Evidence/Reasoning paragraph that answers the problemquestion: "What is the identity of the unknown ion?" Start with a claim sentence thatdirectly answers the question. Then provide specific data as evidence that supports yourclaim as well as a summary of how you obtained that specific data. Finally, explain in detailexactly how that evidence proves that your claim is corect. Please make sure that youanswer in complete sentences and in paragraph form.The identity of the unknown fon is Lithium, Li+. Because, the flame color of anunknown ion is pink.Each element has its own characteristic emission spectrum.From the given data, the only ion that gives a pink color on flame test is Lithium.The principle behind flame test is - when the metal ion is heated, the atoms in itabsorb the energy and gets excited to higher energy levels and when they returnto the original level, emits energy in the form of visible light.CONCLUSIONS/REFLECTIONS: Please answer the followwing question in the blue boxprovided. disWer in complete sentences and in paragraph form.The identity of the unknown ion is Lithium, Li+. Because, the flame color of anunknown ion is pink.Each element has its own characteristic emission spectrum.From the given data, the only ion that gives a pink color on flame test is Lithium.The principle behind flame test is - when the metal ion is heated, the atoms in itabsorb the energy and gets excited to higher energy levels and when they returnto the original level, emits energy in the form of visible light.CONCLUSIONS/REFLECTIONS: Please answer the following question in the blue boxprovided.1. What evidence observed in this labcould be used, to support the theory thatelectrons are found in definite energy levelsaround the nucleus?2. Explain how light is emitted when anelement gets excited.3. How might emission spectra be used instudying stars?4. Why do you suppose that largerelements such as neon produce more colorbands (i.e. line spectra) than smallerelements like hydrogen?

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Biochemistry

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Chapter1: Biochemistry: An Evolving Science

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