Blackbody radiation is from a body that (a) does not emit radiation in the visible. (b) is black (c) deflects radiation falling into it d) is actually white e) absorbs all radiation falling into it
Blackbody radiation is from a body that (a) does not emit radiation in the visible. (b) is black (c) deflects radiation falling into it d) is actually white e) absorbs all radiation falling into it
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Blackbody radiation is from a body that
(a) does not emit radiation in the visible.
(b) is black
(c) deflects radiation falling into it
d) is actually white
e) absorbs all radiation falling into it
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