What is the difference in the line spectrum of different atoms compared to the hydrogen atom?

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(N/A) In the gaseous state,all atoms exhibit a line spectrum.
For every atom,the line spectrum is unique,meaning it does not resemble that of any other atom.
In all atoms,a specific type of regularity is observed.
The hydrogen spectrum is relatively simple,whereas the spectra of heavy elements or atoms are increasingly complex.

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