Sketch a blackbody radiation spectrum for a hot object and a cold object. What two things...

Sketch a blackbody radiation spectrum for a hot object and a cold object. What two things differ between the two spectra? Explain, using an illustration, what the spectrum looks like for an object that is not a blackbody.

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black body emit radiation in all directions. Also absorb all incident light. Spectrum shape for non black body looky like a zigzag shape. There is no fixed pattern for non black body.

genius_generous answered 10 months ago

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