Any efficient one can. The inefficient ones are those that turn most of
their fuel or electricity into heat, and only a small part of it into light.
A few efficient light sources are:
-- CFL bulbs
-- fluorescent minerals
-- fluorescent light tubes
-- the hind end of fireflies
The warm end of the visible spectrum is red, while the cool end is violet.
Yes. The cool thing about this phenomena is that you can't see ultraviolet light, but it often causes EM radiation in the visible spectra, so it's kind of like the visible from the invisible...spooky.
An incandescent lamp is not cool to the touch unless it is an extremely low wattage. Heat given off by incandescent lamps is one of the drawbacks of the lamp. Total overall efficiency is reduced by the wasted heat.
Yes you can see a white dwarf star. but you will need a powerful telescope. The nearest white dwarf to us, is Sirius B at a distance of 8.6 light years. It was first discovered using a 18.5-inch (470 mm) aperture telescope.
The light which comes from Florescent tubes is called COOL LIGHT. Another example is L.E.D. lights as well. The light other than Halogen Lights is cool because Halogen Light is warm light.
A very hot light bulb produces more blue light than a light that is cool to the touch. As the temperature of the bulb increases, it emits higher energy photons, which are in the blue-violet part of the light spectrum. Cooler bulbs emit more red and infrared light.
Cool Touch was created in 1990.
test plants with different light sources
regular light bulbs have certain elements in them, that when electrified, emit radiation in the infrared. this is why regular bulbs get hot. when we turn on the light we need light, not heat. that's why these are wasteful. they're producing all this stuff we don't need. CFL bulbs have elements that when electrified, emit mainly visible light, what we need. also why they tend to remain cool to the touch.
A cool flame produces little to no visible light or soot, and may be difficult to see. The flame typically has a blue coloration and is nearly invisible in daylight.
The warm end of the visible spectrum is red, while the cool end is violet.
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CCT stands for Correlated Color Temperature, a measure of the color appearance of light sources. It indicates whether a light source appears more warm (yellowish) or cool (bluish) in color.
When you switch off the electric circuit, the flow of electricity to the light bulb will stop, causing the filament in the bulb to cool down and stop emitting light. The bulb will go dark until the circuit is switched back on.
Yes. The cool thing about this phenomena is that you can't see ultraviolet light, but it often causes EM radiation in the visible spectra, so it's kind of like the visible from the invisible...spooky.
Smooth and cool to the touch.
Lumens measure the brightness of a light source, while kelvin measures the color temperature. Lumens indicate how bright the light is, while kelvin indicates the color appearance of the light, such as warm or cool.