(iv) What is the emissive power of a perfect blackbody at 1000 K?
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Emissive power (E) of a material at a certain temperature is defined as the rate of radiation emitted through a unit area of the material.
Explanation:
Let consider a perfect blackbody which emit Q joule of energy from the area of A m² at a given temperature of T⁰K in t second.
So, the formula for Emissive power(E) = Q/(t * A)
for example, A blckbody emit 1380 joule of energy from the area of 2m² at 300k temperature in 3sec. so, the emissive power og the black body at 300k temperature is, E= Q/t*A
= 1380/(3*2)
= 230 Jm⁻²s⁻¹
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