Explain the  diffuse radiation with necessary diagram?

Q: Why Sun is Yellow?

A: Sun emits most strongly in the green-yellow-red part of the spectrum. And if  green is added to red,…

Q: A hot black body emits the energy at the rate of 16 J m-2 s-1 and its most intense radiation…

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Q: At 101°K the black body radiation weighs per cubic centimetre... 10A-6 gram O 10^-16 gram

A: Given Temperature (T)=1010  K

Q: . True or False: A continuous spectrum consists of ablending of colors. ___________

A: By the experiment carried out by Newton, he observed dispersion of white light when it passes…

Q: Based on your understanding on the anomalous expansion of water. What for you is the best…

A: The anomalous expansion of water is the property of water where it expands instead of contracting…

Q: What is Emission spectrum and absorption spectrum?

A: Emission spectrum: When energy is absorbed by electrons of an atom, electrons move from lower energy…

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Q: Earth's average surface temperature is about 287 K. Assuming Earth radiates as a blackbody,…

A: GivenEarth’s temperature T = 287 K

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Q: Define absorption coefficient?

A: We know that, Absorption coefficient : When light passes through a given substance then the…

Q: Explain how the photoelectric effect was conducted with a diagram.

A: The photoelectric effect is a phenomenon in which electrons are ejected from the surface of a metal…

Q: Use Stefan's law to calculate the to- tal power radiated per unit area by a tungsten filament at…

A: Temperature (T) of tungsten filament= 2090 kStephan boltzmann constant (σ) = 5.6696×10-8 Wm2-k4Power…

Q: Lamp black and platinum black are used as perfect black body one for the absorption of heat…

A: an ideal black body , which absorbs all types of radiations falls on it. this is true for the…

Q: Briefly explain why the intensities of rotational spectral lines increase with increasing J and pass…

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Q: How does an absorption spectrum differ in appearance from an emission spectrum?

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Q: Define an idealized blackbody

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Q: What are the two very significant statements or corollaries of Max Planck regarding all types

A: Given:- What are the two very significant statements or corollaries of Max Planck regarding all…

Q: Explain wavelength and Angular wave number.

A: Wavelength is the length of a wave  from one crest to another, or from one trough to another. Crest…

Q: An ideal blackbody... A. Emits all wavelengths of radiation. B. Absorbs all wavelengths of…

A: We know : A. Blackbody emits Radiation of all wavelengths with different intensities and as the…

Q: If the energy received by 6 m2² area in 500 seconds is 4530 KJ. Calculate the value of Solar…

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Q: What type of radiation is the smallest in size?

A: The smallest type radiation is gamma radiation. Beta particle are are photons, just like light,…

Q: What is fractional uncertainty?

A: Uncertainty is an important parameter of measurement that is considered in science to represent the…

Q: 03 Determ.no whether each oiod. in ure below is for word or revrse biased. las V lor 5V lok lovelt…

A: Biasing is a method used in circuit for making smooth and proper flow of current or voltage in a…

Q: QI: A nuclear bomb at the instant of explosion may be approximated to a blackbody of radius 1.3 m…

A: Radius of black body (R) = 1.3 m Surface temperature of blackbody (T) = 107 kelvin

Q: Below graph represents the intensity of X ray versus wavelength for Coolidge tube. 2 is minimum…

A: To determine : whether the wavelength increases or decreases

Q: Suppose you measure spectrum of a 40W incandescent light bulb which peaks at a wavelength of 576 nm.…

A: Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: What is electron emission?

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Q: A very bright source of red light has much more energy than a dim source of blue light, but the red…

A: Red light and blue light

Q: What  is the Minimum uncertainty with which the corrections in diopters are determined?

A: A dioptre is defined as the reciprocal of the focal length and measures the optical power of a lens…

Q: Write and explain the expression for the width of a spectral line

A: Frequency ranges v are used to characterize the spectral line of atom or a wavelength range λ=cv…

Q: Greenhouse gases like CO2 trap the outgoing thermal radiation from the surface that cools the Earth,…

A: As carbon dioxide level increases the increased radiation from the warmer surface on Earth balances…

Q: Define about Bose-Einstein distribution ?

A: The Bose-Einstein distribution describes the statistical behavior of integer spin particles. At low…

Q: In the energy level diagram. Which of the following will produce a photon with the shortest…

A: Given:-  The energy level diagram as  Find:-  In the energy level diagram. Which of the following…

Q: The spectrum of another astronomical object has a peak wavelength of 51 nanometers. What is the…

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Q: Using this equation Wein's Law: What is the wavelength of maximum intensity and the total energy…

A: Wein’s law is and relationship between energy and wavelength is given as

Q: At 101°K the black body radiation weighs per cubic centimetre...... 10^-16 gram O 10^-6 gram O 1 ton…

A: Energy density can be given by Stefan Boltzmann law u=σT4cwhere u is energy density σ is Stefan…

Q: Define Absorption.

A: Absorption is a process of taking one thing into another or the transfer of energy from one thing to…

Wien's displacement law

Students often get confused between Wien's displacement law and Planck's radiation law. Although both are historically related, yet they are conceptually different. Planck's law helps determine the spectrum of a blackbody, while Wien's law determines the relationship between peak wavelength and temperature.