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Waves
Black body radiation
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All bodies (objects)
emit
and
absorb radiation
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The hotter the body
More
infrared radiation
is given out and more
visible
light is
emitted
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Black body
An
object
that is
good
at
absorbing
and
emitting
radiation
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Theoretically, a
black
body would
absorb
all
radiation
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Poor absorbers and emitters
Shiny
materials are the worst absorbers (
reflect
all light)
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Shiny
materials
Poor
emitters as they emit radiation
slowly
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Make sure the distance between the
detector
and
surface
is
equal
for each
reading
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Materials and infrared radiation
1.Either use a
Leslie
cube or Test
tubes
with different surfaces
2.fill with boiling water
3.Leave for
1
minute to allow surfaces to warm up
4.Use
infrared
detector to measure
Intensity
of infrared radiation emitted from each surface
5.Make sure the
distance
between the
detector
and surface is
equal
for each reading
6.Record readings every minute for the 10 minutes of cooling
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