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Infra-red radiation.

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Q: Which radiation can be felt as heat?
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Can Ultra violet radiation can be felt as heat?

No. It is infrared radiation that can be felt as heat.


What type of radiation is felt as heat?

solar radiation from the sun


This type of radiation can be felt as heat?

the sun


What type of longer radiation that cant be seen but can be felt as heat?

Infrared radiation.


What rays are felt as heat?

Electromagnetic


This type of radiation is normally felt as heat?

Any form of radiation can produce heat. Infra-red radiation is the most commonly recognized as heat, but the question has a much longer answer if you need to know the why.


Type of radiation normally felt as heat?

Thermal radiation, in the infra red part of the spectrum. Microwave radiation also causes heat but that acts in a different way, by agitating the molecules in the water content of the food you are cooking.


Is it true that infrared radiation cannot be seen but it can be felt as heat?

Yes, that is true. About half of the sun's energy comes to the Earth as infrared radiation.


Can heat transfer take place through Radiation in vacuum?

A vacuum motor can generate heat, which is transferred through radiating patterns, mostly.answer 2 heat can transfer by conduction, radiation, and convection (a special case of conduction).Heat can travel through a vacuum by radiation. I hope the sun felt warm at your place today.


What solar energy called blank radiation is felt as heat and wavelength longer than that of red light?

blank = "infra-red"


Is heat radiation called infrared radiation?

yes, heat radiation is called infrared radiation


When a spoon is dipped into a cup of hot tea the heat from the tea is eventually felt in the handle of the spoon what method of energy transmission is responsible for this heat transfer?

metal radiation transmission