Define why the spectrum of air is so complicated

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Oxygen and nitrogen are the two most common gasses in air. Both are diatomic. Knowing this, define why the spectrum of air is so complicated. (Think about the electrons moving from one energy level to another in the Bohr atom and expand this to the electrons in two atoms bound together.)

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