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Aylin
25 August, 09:08
An element can be identified by its spectrum
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Basil
25 August, 10:00
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That is true. Astronomers used the emission spectrum of a certain red star (I can't remember the name) to identify Buckyball in conjunction with scientists at Rice University
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