The Phenomenon of the emission of all possible frequencies by hot objects, with

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The Phenomenon of the emission of all possible frequencies by hot objects, with a predominate frequency, the peak frequency, which increases with temperature, is encountered as a means for the estimation of the temperature of the sun. In what other context is this phenomenon observed in this survey of light? The Phenomenon of the emission of all possible frequencies by hot objects, with a predominate frequency, the peak frequency, which increases with temperature, is encountered as a means for the estimation of the temperature of the sun. In what other context is this phenomenon observed in this survey of light?

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According to Wien's Displacement Law:

peak x T = 2.898 x 10-3 m.K

Also there is relation between frequency, wavelength and speed of light

= c/v

c = speed of light

v = frequency of light

If you have frequency or wavelength of any light , you can find the temperature

usually the one maximum intensity determines the temperature more predominently

It just gives an idea of energy possed by that radiation

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