Chemistry, asked by shettybhushan5, 9 months ago

prove kirchoff's law heat of
radiation​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

Heat absorbed per unit time per unit area of B = Q. As the temperature of B remains constant so in case of B also heat emitted is equal to the heat absorbed. Thus, the coefficient of emission is equal to the coefficient of absorption. This proves Kirchhoff's law of radiation theoretically.

Answered by YuvalGoenka
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Answer:

Heat absorbed per unit time per unit area of B = Q. As the temperature of B remains constant so in case of B also heat emitted is equal to the heat absorbed. Thus, the coefficient of emission is equal to the coefficient of absorption. This proves Kirchhoff's law of radiation theoretically.

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