1) What is a 'black-body'? 2) What is the characteristic of Black-body radiation? 3) What is the characteristic of a 'grey' body as compared to a black body? 4) Is the radiation emitted by a grey body lower or higher than that of a black body? Why? 5) How does the 'colour' or the spectrum of black-body radiation change with temperature?

1) What is a 'black-body'? 2) What is the characteristic of Black-body radiation? 3) What is the characteristic of a 'grey' body as compared to a black body? 4) Is the radiation emitted by a grey body lower or higher than that of a black body? Why? 5) How does the 'colour' or the spectrum of black-body radiation change with temperature?

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Horizons: Exploring the Universe (MindTap Course List)

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