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How does heat travel through space?

A

By infrared waves

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2
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What emits and absorbs thermal radiation?

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All bodies

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3
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What is thermal (infrared) radiation?

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The transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves

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4
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What is a thermograph?

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The images taken using infrared radiation

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5
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If an object’s temperature is higher, what will happen to the infrared radiation it’s emitting?

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Higher temperature -> more infrared radiation emitted in a given time

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6
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What happens as a filament lamp warms up?

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  • doesn’t glow, emits infrared
  • warms up glows dull red -> emitting visible spectrum
  • orange-red
  • yellow-white as filament gets hotter
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7
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What does the intensity of radiation at a certain wavelength depend on?

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Temperature

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8
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What happens as temperature and radiation increases?

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Radiation increases at every wavelength and the peak moves to a shorter wavelength (high frequency)

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What happens to radiation as temperature increases?

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If temperature increases, intensity of radiation increases at every wavelength so peak moves to a shorter wavelength

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10
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What does the temperature of the earth depend on?

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  1. The rate that light and infrared radiation are absorbed by the atmosphere/surface or are reflected back into space
  2. The rate at which the earth emits radiation from its surface and atmosphere
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11
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How do loudspeakers work?

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  • ac current is passed through coil which is attached to paper cone
  • current causes force on coil so paper cone moves
  • current reverses and force acts on cone in opposite direction
  • cone vibrates
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