Environmental Sciences, asked by lambarakhi93, 1 year ago

As the temperature of a body increases, the wavelength at which the maximum intensity occurs, increases

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Answered by ruchikabastta84
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it is due to wens displacement laws which state that frequency of the peak of emission  increases lineraly with absolute temperature


kraghul1776: yeah but frequency is inversely proportional to wavelength so the answer is false
ruchikabastta84: okkkk
Answered by Anonymous
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According to the question,

As the temperature of a body increases, the wavelength at which the maximum intensity occurs, increases.

This statement is completely true.

This is a common physical phenomenon which is related to the physical characteristics of heat and their corresponding effects on the body where the heat is being applied.

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