In blackbody radiation, the energy is radiated uniformly in every region of the spectrum, so the radiating body appears black in color.

Question

In blackbody radiation, the energy is radiated uniformly in every region of the spectrum, so the radiating body appears black in color.

true or false?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

True. The statement is true. In blackbody radiation, the energy is radiated uniformly in every region of the electromagnetic spectrum. This results in a distribution of energy that covers all wavelengths. As a result, the radiating body appears black in color because it absorbs all wavelengths of light.