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Calculating Radiation Power of a Ball at 10000K in the Range of 400nm-800nm
I have other question: how much photons (in visible range) will be registered in detector located 10cm far with diameter 1mm in 100ps?- kubajed
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Calculating Radiation Power of a Ball at 10000K in the Range of 400nm-800nm
Which one of them is that what I am looking for? On this site is calculator too. It claims that result is 6.77561e+07 W/m2/sr. My site: 2.1447e+08 W/m2.- kubajed
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Calculating Radiation Power of a Ball at 10000K in the Range of 400nm-800nm
I don't know how to integrate. That isn't a homework for all. It's an extra exercise for me. I hope that you will help me with it. I do calculations in Mathematica. I put that: Integrate[((2*Pi*6.63*10^-34*(3*10^9)^2)/x^5)*(1/(E^(6.63*10^-34*3*10^9/x*1.38*10^-23*10000))-1)*1.256*10^-11...- kubajed
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Calculating Radiation Power of a Ball at 10000K in the Range of 400nm-800nm
Thanks. Problem is that I don't know how to calculate integrate.- kubajed
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Calculating Radiation Power of a Ball at 10000K in the Range of 400nm-800nm
Homework Statement I need to calculate radiation power of ball in range 400nm-800nm. T=10000K d=1um. Homework Equations I think I need to use Planck equation and integrate that. My equation in link: http://imgur.com/XbAUwJ8 The Attempt at a Solution I look for equations and laws and try to do...- kubajed
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Determining the the index of refraction
I can use: tape, laser (unpolarized), white carton, plasticine, ruler, measuring tape, scissors. And only these. Has someone another idea?- kubajed
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Determining the the index of refraction
You aim the laser on the cutted edge? So in your opinion it is impossible in this conditions?- kubajed
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Determining the the index of refraction
I asked my teacher and I can use only white carton. Can you paint it?- kubajed
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Determining the the index of refraction
I can put the tape on white carton.- kubajed
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Determining the the index of refraction
The tape and air. I can't use any others media except plastic of cm ruler.- kubajed
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Determining the the index of refraction
These: the light is in the more dense medium and approaching the less dense medium. the angle of incidence is greater than the so-called critical angle.- kubajed
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Determining the the index of refraction
Yes, I saw that. But there is no that angle- kubajed
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Determining the the index of refraction
I try to measure this angle, but for each angle (0-90deg) there is still a reflected and passing-through beam.- kubajed
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Determining the the index of refraction
So I can measure this angle. Thanks. But it will be very small?- kubajed
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Determining the the index of refraction
It can only follow the bonduary of medium if angle is critical angle- kubajed
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