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Infrared absorption and emission
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What is the main focus of the practical described by Mr. Reese?
Infrared absorption and emission
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What is the purpose of the Leslie cube in the experiment?
To test
infrared radiation
emission from surfaces
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What surfaces are compared in the Leslie cube experiment?
Matte
black
and
shiny
surfaces
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Why is the cap placed on the Leslie cube?
To reduce heat loss to
convection
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How does heat loss occur in the Leslie cube experiment?
Through
conduction
into the table
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What is the distance maintained for the infrared thermometer during the experiment?
10 centimeters
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What temperature was recorded for the shiny side of the Leslie cube?
35.1 degrees Celsius
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What temperature was recorded for the matte black side of the Leslie cube?
83.8
degrees Celsius
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What conclusion can be drawn about matte black surfaces from the experiment?
They emit more
infrared
radiation than
shiny surfaces
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What experiments can be conducted to test absorption of different surfaces?
Use
copper
tubes covered in different materials
Measure
temperature
inside tubes
exposed
to
infrared
lamp
Use
boiling
tubes with different surfaces and record temperatures
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What materials are used to cover the copper tubes in the absorption experiment?
Shiny,
matte white
, and
matte black
materials
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Why should cotton wool be used around the thermometer in the copper tubes?
To
prevent
the
thermometer
from
touching
the
sides
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What happens to the temperature of boiling tubes filled with water when exposed to infrared radiation?
Their
temperature increases
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What is the relationship between surface type and infrared radiation absorption?
Matte black surfaces
are best absorbers
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What is the expected temperature outcome for matte black surfaces after exposure to infrared radiation?
They should have the
highest
temperature
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How
do shiny surfaces perform in terms of infrared emission and absorption?
They are poor emitters and absorbers
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Why is a white t-shirt preferable on a sunny day compared to a black t-shirt?
It absorbs less
infrared
radiation
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What are the properties of different surfaces regarding infrared radiation?
Matte black
: best emitter and absorber
Shiny: poor emitter and absorber
Matte white
: intermediate emitter and absorber
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