Science, asked by korathekunj, 1 month ago

why aluminium sheet kept in sun i.s. outside becomes hot?​

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Answered by anushkabhosle82
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So why aluminum instead? Because the conduction of heat through the glass is minor compared to the sun's heat radiating through the glass at nearly 1000W/m^2 of projected surface area. And aluminum, with an emmissivity of something like 4%, is excellent at reflecting radiant heat rather than absorb it.

Answered by kirticutiepy
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Explanation:

So why aluminum instead? Because the conduction of heat through the glass is minor compared to the sun's heat radiating through the glass at nearly 1000W/m^2 of projected surface area. And aluminum, with an emmissivity of something like 4%, is excellent at reflecting radiant heat rather than absorb it.

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