Yes.
As for the reasons, one of them is that if this were not so, the Second Law of Thermodynamics would be violated, because two side-by-side objects, one black, one white, would develop a temperature difference.
Yes, the best is a black body. It absorbs all the incident radiation, and emits the maximum possible for a body at the temperature of the body. In fact the energy emitted per unit area is a constant times the absolute temperature to the fourth power (Stefan's Law), and for a black body the constant is 5.7 x 10-8 Watts/sq meter. For a non-black body another factor less than 1 has to be introduced, the emissivity.
I would say *yes*. This is Kirchoff's law, which states that absorptivity=emissivity in all cases.
Reference: Incropera & DeWitt 'Heat Transfer'
dull , black surfacesare good radiators and absorber of heat
Yes; if a substance absorbs radiant energy well, it will also emit radiant energy, better than a substance that doesn't absorb radiant energy so well.
It will also be a good radiator!!
Yes, always. This is Kirchoff's law.
dull black
Yes, a drum set can radiate sound energy when the surface of the drum vibrates on striking it to set particle molecules in air to transfer energy in a wave form and radiate out.
A net absorber of radiant energy.
All objects radiate energy at a rate depending on their temperature.
In short, because they "don't reflect'." A matte surface isn't smooth; it has a surface that does not fully reflect light/radiation; the surface looks dull because there's little reflection. A smooth surface will reflect because it's smooth (glass-like) and will reflect or bounce light away from its surface. The surface looks shiny because of the reflection. The color of the surface matters because the darker the color, the more light/radiation is absorbed. Lighter colors reflect light; darker colors absorb light.
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Yes, a drum set can radiate sound energy when the surface of the drum vibrates on striking it to set particle molecules in air to transfer energy in a wave form and radiate out.
The strength of a beta particle is its ability to cross the absorber to reach the detector.Now the strength of a beta particle depends upon the energy of the beta particle and thickness of the absorber.
A net absorber of radiant energy.
No. It radiates most energy back as infarred radiation.
They cannot be the same size. The red star must be larger. Red stars are cooler that blue stars and so radiate less energy for a given amount of surface area. In order to radiate the same amount of energy as a blue star, the red star must therefore have a larger surface area.
All objects radiate energy at a rate depending on their temperature.
That depends what you mean with "survive". A white dwarf can be considered dead, it no longer produces energy. But it will continue emitting light for trillions of years; it has a lot of stored energy, and a small surface area to radiate it.That depends what you mean with "survive". A white dwarf can be considered dead, it no longer produces energy. But it will continue emitting light for trillions of years; it has a lot of stored energy, and a small surface area to radiate it.That depends what you mean with "survive". A white dwarf can be considered dead, it no longer produces energy. But it will continue emitting light for trillions of years; it has a lot of stored energy, and a small surface area to radiate it.That depends what you mean with "survive". A white dwarf can be considered dead, it no longer produces energy. But it will continue emitting light for trillions of years; it has a lot of stored energy, and a small surface area to radiate it.
A heterotrophic absorber is an organism that gets its energy by consuming other organisms.
a type of nebula
A heterotrophic absorber is an organism that gets its energy by consuming other organisms.
All energy on gaining a high frequency become electro- magnetic radiation waves to radiate from the surface of the conductor through which electrons flow in the matter with additional energy input.
radiate energy