Black Body_Electric Physics_Uni Level

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What is a black body in thermal equilibrium?

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A black body in thermal equilibrium emits as much radiation as it absorbs at every wavelength.

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What are the characteristics of a black body regarding reflectivity and transmissivity?

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A black body has no reflectivity (ρ=0) and no transmissivity (τ=0).

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What does Wien's law state about the peak wavelength of radiation emitted by a black body?

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Wien's law states that the peak wavelength (λmax) is inversely proportional to the temperature (T) of the black body.

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Calculate the peak wavelength of a black body at 3000 K using Wien's law (Wien's constant: 3 x 10^−3 mK).

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λmax = 3 x 10^−3 mK / 3000 K = 1 micrometer.

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What happens to the peak wavelength (λmax) if an object's temperature doubles?

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The peak wavelength (λmax) becomes half (1/2) of its original value.

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What does the emission spectrum of a black body depend on?

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The emission spectrum of a black body depends only on its temperature (K).

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Define a black body in terms of its absorption and emission properties.

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A black body is an ideal emitter and absorber of radiation.

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What is the significance of a black body in physics?

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A black body serves as a perfect model for understanding thermal radiation and the laws governing it.

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Explain the concept of thermal equilibrium in the context of a black body.

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Thermal equilibrium occurs when a black body absorbs and emits radiation at the same rate, maintaining a constant temperature.

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What is the relationship between temperature and peak wavelength according to Wien's law?

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As temperature increases, the peak wavelength decreases.