Wien’s Law states that the peak wavelength of photons emitted by an object is inversely proportional to the object’s absolute temperature. For a 4,000 K body, the peak photon wavelength is 1000 nm. What is the peak wavelength of photons emitted by an object with a surface temperature of 212 F

Wien’s Law states that the peak wavelength of photons emitted by an object is inversely proportional to the object’s absolute temperature. For a 4,000 K body, the peak photon wavelength is 1000 nm. What is the peak wavelength of photons emitted by an object with a surface temperature of 212 F

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1. Wien’s Law states that the peak wavelength of photons emitted by an object is inversely proportional to the object’s absolute temperature. For a 4,000 K body, the peak photon wavelength is 1000 nm. What is the peak wavelength of photons emitted by an object with a surface temperature of 212 F?

2. An object with a temperature of 5,000 K emits an electromagnetic (EM) flux of 50 nanowatts. Apply the blackbody radiation law to calculate approximate EM flux emitted by this body if its temperature is changed to 18,000 F.

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