Practice Question
1.Define the term perfect black body
An object that absorbs all of the radiation incident on it
2.In the table below tick the boxes next to the correct statements for a perfect black body
| Statement | Tick if correct |
|---|---|
| Absorbs all of the incident radiation | Tick |
| Can reflect radiation | |
| Can transmit radiation | |
| Is the best possible emitter | Tick |
3. A perfect black body has a constant temperature. What can you deduce about the incident and emitted radiation for the perfect black body?
Incident radiation = Emitted radiation
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Niels Bohr changing the Nuclear Model
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Hazards of contamination and irradiation
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