'Energy emitted' presentation slideshows

Electromagnetic Radiation Principles

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Graphics II 91.547 Global Rendering and Radiosity

Graphics II 91.547 Global Rendering and Radiosity. Session 9. A More Sophisticated View of The Nature of Light. Ray Oriented View. Flux intensity view. Vector field represents energy flow per unit time per unit area Finite beam widths. Used in Phong shading

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Electrons in Atoms

Electrons in Atoms. Chapter 5. Light and Quantized Energy. Section 5.1. Objectives. Compare the wave and particle models of light. Define a quantum of energy and explain how it is related to an energy change of matter.

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Topological defects creation at fast transition: Kibble mechanism and Zurek scenario

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Goals for Today

EOSC 112 - Radiation Balance I. Goals for Today. COMPARE infrared, ultraviolet, and visible electromagnetic radiation in terms of energy per photon, frequency, and wavelength COMPARE the amount and type of energy emitted by objects at different temperatures

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Chapter 29 - Particles and Waves

Chapter 29 - Particles and Waves. Who won the Nobel prize for his explanation of the photoelectric effect? Planck Bohr De Broglie Einstein The minimum amount of energy to free an electron from a piece of metal is called: The electron volt The work function The threshold energy

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The Hydrogen Spectrum

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Modern Atomic Model and EMR

Modern Atomic Model and EMR. Describe the electromagnetic spectrum in terms of frequency , wavelength , and energy. Understand how line spectra are created. Additional KEY Terms Spectroscopy Emission Quantum Line spectrum.

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Photons

Photons. Particle Physics Lesson 3. Learning Objectives. To know what a photon is. To know how to calculate the energy of a photon. To be able to calculate how many photons are emitted by a light source every second. Electromagnetic Spectrum. Electromagnetic Spectrum. Mnemonic?.

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Photons

Photons. Particle Physics Lesson 3. Learning Objectives. To know what a photon is. To know how to calculate the energy of a photon. To be able to calculate how many photons are emitted by a light source every second. Electromagnetic Spectrum. Electromagnetic Spectrum. Mnemonic?.

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Photons

Photons. Particle Physics Lesson 3. Learning Objectives. To know what a photon is. To know how to calculate the energy of a photon. To be able to calculate how many photons are emitted by a light source every second. Electromagnetic Spectrum. Electromagnetic Spectrum. Mnemonic?.

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Physics 213 General Physics

0. Physics 213 General Physics. Final Review 1. A hydrogen atom in the ground state absorbs a 12.75-eV photon. To what level is the electron promoted? (The ionization energy of hydrogen is 13.6-eV). n=2 n=3 n=4 n=5 n=6.

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EOSC 112: THE FLUID EARTH

EOSC 112: THE FLUID EARTH. E12 Read: Kump et al. Chap.3, p. 34-43 Check: Key Terms, Review Questions. Objectives: To describe the spectrum of electromagnetic radiation To calculate the energy balance of a planet devoid of atmosphere To calculate the magnitude of the greenhouse effect.

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Energy of Electrons

Energy of Electrons. Max Planck suggested that all objects emit energy in tiny discrete packets of energy called quanta.

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