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shivansh shrivastava
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5 Feb 2012 22:59:21 IST
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For particls,one with largr wavlngth poses lesser energy. . . .els i dnt knw
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6 Feb 2012 10:32:58 IST
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if u r talking abt blue light and red light we cant speak abt hotness bcoz temperature is bulk property of molecules...if u r heating a body,the body emmiting blue radiation is hotter than a body emitting red radiation...we can tell this using WEINS DISPLACEMENT LAW which says the temperature of a body is inversely proportional to the wavelength of radiation emitted
13 Feb 2012 17:28:11 IST
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Bodies at all temperatures has an emission spectrum called as black body radiation. As the temperature of the body increases the maxima of spectrum shifts towards lower wavelength or higher frequency. Therefore blue emitting black bodies are hotter than those emitting red.
16 Feb 2012 14:47:19 IST
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blue is hotter than red.. yes.. becozz its wavelength is less..n hence has more energy then red... useing E=hc/lambda u can prove it..... we even have a practical proof for this fact... the star BETELGUESE which is blue in color is much more times hotter then SUN of RED GIANT STAGE... which is red in color.. same phenomenon...












