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[QUOTE="Ken G, post: 6005347, member: 116697"] What's more, you can get spectral lines even if the electrons are only bound to the nuclei for very short times. Even a highly ionized gas will always have a tiny fraction of its atoms in a state that can absorb light for a short time. Also, many types of nuclei have a large positive charge, so it is very difficult to strip all their electrons, even if the hydrogen are largely stripped. [/QUOTE]
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