All materials radiate heat equivalent to their temperature above absolute zero.
This heat is called "black body" radiation. When the peak of the "black body" radiation from a material is in the infrared band we perceive it as heat, but the radiation is always radiant heat regardless of whether it peak is in the radio band, infrared band, visible band, ultraviolet band, x-ray band, etc.
Yes, heat can radiate through any kind of physical matter if it has been there long enough - heat can radiate through concrete, it just takes a while.
Styrofoam
Heat will radiate throughout the room when a wood stove is burning.
the surfaces with larger surface area radiate heat quickly as compared to those with lower surface area
microwave and oven
Because the main purpose of a toaster is to radiate heat. In order to generate heat from electric current, resistance is required in the circuit.
Yes, heat can radiate through any kind of physical matter if it has been there long enough - heat can radiate through concrete, it just takes a while.
Styrofoam
Heat will radiate throughout the room when a wood stove is burning.
the surfaces with larger surface area radiate heat quickly as compared to those with lower surface area
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microwave and oven
Yes. A refigerator needs to radiate heat.
You can conduct it, convect it, or radiate it.
Heat doesn't travel through a vacuum. The energy could be changed to light and radiate across the gap, so that would be radiation.
They huddle to radiate heat through snowstorms. For eggs to hatch heat is needed.
The metal fins on the outside of the hot water pipes radiate heat into the room.