Characteristic emission from k atoms while heated is purple

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The characteristic emission from K atoms while heated is purple and lies at 770nm. On close inspection the line is found to have two intimately spaced components, one at 766.70 nm as well as the other at 770.01 nm. Account for this observation, as well as deduce what information you can.

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