I think it is black paper because black absorbs all colours and white reflects all colours.
Yes, a thermometer wrapped with a black cloth would likely have a higher reading than one not wrapped because the black cloth would absorb more heat from the surroundings and transfer it to the thermometer, leading to a slightly higher temperature reading.
Dark-colored objects such as black asphalt or cloth tend to absorb the most heat because they absorb a wider range of wavelengths from the sunlight spectrum compared to lighter-colored objects. This absorption leads to an increase in the object's temperature as the absorbed sunlight is converted to heat energy.
It would depend on whether or not the dye for the cloth was developed in natural light , sunlight is a natural light , light created by some forms of man made light give off their own spectrum of color , a dye developed under these types of light would not appear the same in sunlight. But generally most dyes are quality controlled to appear as they should under natural light.
the blue cloth absorbs all of the colors except for blue, and reflects blue, that is why its blue
It appears red. That's the main reason it's called "a red cloth".
A black one.
White clothBlack paper absorbs more because black absorbs all colours of light and turns the light into heat.
A black cloth would be expected to cause a greater temperature increase. When something is black it tends to absorb energy rather than reflect it (hence it's appearance of being black). Aluminum foil will tend to reflect energy.
When you cover ice with a black cloth, the dark color absorbs more sunlight and heat compared to lighter colors. This can cause the ice to melt faster due to the increased temperature caused by the absorbed heat. Additionally, the cloth may insulate the ice somewhat, but the primary effect is the enhanced melting rate due to the absorption of light.
Yes, a thermometer wrapped with a black cloth would likely have a higher reading than one not wrapped because the black cloth would absorb more heat from the surroundings and transfer it to the thermometer, leading to a slightly higher temperature reading.
Yes but in the cloth industry there some 17 shades of black
An ice cube wrapped in black cloth would probably melt first because the black cloth would be more conducive to absorbing heat from the surroundings while the aluminum foil would be more prone to reflecting it.
Dark-colored objects such as black asphalt or cloth tend to absorb the most heat because they absorb a wider range of wavelengths from the sunlight spectrum compared to lighter-colored objects. This absorption leads to an increase in the object's temperature as the absorbed sunlight is converted to heat energy.
It would depend on whether or not the dye for the cloth was developed in natural light , sunlight is a natural light , light created by some forms of man made light give off their own spectrum of color , a dye developed under these types of light would not appear the same in sunlight. But generally most dyes are quality controlled to appear as they should under natural light.
Metal is a conductor, while cloth is not. Basically, Metal absorbs alot more heat.
Cloth
what absorbs more water bounty or a cloth towel