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A blackbody radiator (none of the choices) does not absorb thermal radiation. emits radiation only in the visible light region. O is a reflecting surface.

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Chapter4: The Particle Nature Of Matter

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A blackbody radiator
(none of the choices)
does not absorb thermal radiation.
emits radiation only in the visible light region.
O is a reflecting surface.

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