<p>As stated above....</p>
<p>How often do nuclei stripped bare emit radiation?</p>
<p>Can nuclei be identified by the wavelengths or amplitudes of gamma rays they emit?  How about isotopes?</p>

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2021-08-04T03:02:30.117Z
Yes, there are several ways that bare nuclei can *potentially* be identified by photons emitted. I'd recommend you slightly rewrite this to ask specifically about how this is ever achieved observationally in astronomical contexts so that it doesn't appear to be a general physics question.
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Are plasma nuclei detectable? By the occasional emission of gamma rays, perhaps?
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# Are plasma nuclei detectable? By the occasional emission of gamma rays, perhaps?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-08-03)

As stated above....

How often do nuclei stripped bare emit radiation?

Can nuclei be identified by the wavelengths or amplitudes of gamma rays they emit? How about isotopes?

**Tags:** observational-astronomy, spectroscopy, radiation, plasma-physics, gamma-rays

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> **username_1**: Yes, there are several ways that bare nuclei can *potentially* be identified by photons emitted. I'd recommend you slightly rewrite this to ask specifically about how this is ever achieved observationally in astronomical contexts so that it doesn't appear to be a general physics question.  

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