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What are the factors that can affect how quickly an object's heat is gained or lost through radiation?
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convection & conduction:)
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What can infrared travel through?
Infrared radiation can only travel through empty space or transparent objects
Which process transfers thermal energy through a vacuum?
Radiation, e.g. in case of the heat from Sun, solar radiation transfers it to the planets and other outer space objects.
How heat energy transferred by radiation?
Heat is transferred through air and space as electromagnetic radiation. A daily example is the infrared (the heat lamp), whose spectrum is just about or below the visible light frequencies, and infrared radiation can be thought of as traveling but invisible photons (light is a form of electromagnetic radiation) of low energies. In general, all objects emit thermal radiation through oscillation of charge particles in matters, even when the objects are near zero degree Kelvin.
What can radiation not do that convection and conduction can do?
Since radiation is done by electromagnetic waves, it can travel through space. i.e no matter is required. That way you can heat up objects through space. Or, for example, the earth gets heated by the suns electromagnetic waves.
Does heat being transferred to radiation when things touch?
No heat transfer through objects touching is called conduction. Transfer by radiation occurs when heat moves in the form of electromagnetic waves such as light or infrared rays. The warmth you feel from sunlight is an example of radiation.
What can infrared travel through?
Infrared radiation can only travel through empty space or transparent objects
Does solar energy moves from the sun to objects on earth by radiation through liquids and solids?
No
How is heat transferred through the process of convection?
radiation: the objects don't touch conduction: the objects do touch convectioin: idk go ask your science teacher ^.^
Which type of radiation barely passes through a piece of paper?
Alpha radiation, due to its weight and slow speed, can barely passed through the thinnest of objects. Because of its properties, alpha radiation cannot travel far distances either.
The heat from an electric space heater is transferred to you by?
all objects emit electromagnetic radiation through empty space, as well as matter. So feel the heat from the electric heater due to radiation.
Which process transfers thermal energy through a vacuum?
Radiation, e.g. in case of the heat from Sun, solar radiation transfers it to the planets and other outer space objects.
What is the name of the thermal energy that travels in waves and can pass through empty space as well as some objects?
radiation
Which type of electromagnetic radiation is used in baggage scanners, and why?
X-rays, because they either pass through or are absorbed by the objects in the baggage, creating an image of the objects. -Apex :)
What factors affect the speed at which objects move through water?
volume shape density
How heat energy transferred by radiation?
Heat is transferred through air and space as electromagnetic radiation. A daily example is the infrared (the heat lamp), whose spectrum is just about or below the visible light frequencies, and infrared radiation can be thought of as traveling but invisible photons (light is a form of electromagnetic radiation) of low energies. In general, all objects emit thermal radiation through oscillation of charge particles in matters, even when the objects are near zero degree Kelvin.
What can radiation not do that convection and conduction can do?
Since radiation is done by electromagnetic waves, it can travel through space. i.e no matter is required. That way you can heat up objects through space. Or, for example, the earth gets heated by the suns electromagnetic waves.
How long does radiation last in objects that have gone through radiographic testing?
I reckon 12,000 years, maybe... not sure.. anybody out there?!? help!
