Calculate λmax for blackbody radiation for the following. (a) liquid helium (3.8 K) (b) room temperature...
Calculate λmax for blackbody radiation for the following.
(a) liquid helium (3.8 K)
(b) room temperature (293 K)
(c) a steel furnace (1200 K)
(d) a blue star (9200 K)
Homework Answers
λmax*T= 2.89*10^-3 mK
λmax=2.89*10^-3 mK/3.8
=0.760*10^-3 m---a
b)λmax*T= 2.89*10^-3 mK
λmax= 2.89*10^-3 mK/293
=0.00986*10^-3 m--b
c)
λmax*T= 2.89*10^-3 mK
λmax= 2.89*10^-3 mK/1200
=0.0024*10^-3 m--c
d)
λmax*T= 2.89*10^-3 mK
λmax= 2.89*10^-3 mK/9200
=0.00031*10^-3 m
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