-
recorded on a thermometer. He was
surprised at the
result and
called them "
Calorific Rays". The term "infrared" did not
appear until late 19th century. An earlier...
- red. He
theorized that this
temperature change was due to "
calorific rays", a type of
light ray that
could not be seen. The next year,
Johann Ritter, working...
-
radio waves, microwaves, infrared,
visible light, ultraviolet, X-
rays, and
gamma rays. All
forms of EMR
travel at the
speed of
light in a
vacuum and exhibit...
-
calorific (hot)
rays and
frigorific (cold)
rays and the
rays emitted by the object. When an
object absorbs radiation from a
warmer object (
calorific rays)...
-
Herschel used a
prism to
refract light from the sun and
detected the
calorific rays,
beyond the red part of the spectrum, by an
increase in the temperature...
-
there was
invisible radiation from the Sun. He
dubbed this
radiation "
calorific rays", and went on to show that it
could be reflected, transmitted, and absorbed...
- Jolly, Bradley; Murphy, Neil (August 22, 2019). "Serial
killer chooses calorific American classic for
final meal
before execution". Mirror.co.uk. "Florida...
- Archaeopress. Chong, Key
Ray (1990).
Cannibalism in China. Wakefield, NH: Longwood. Cole,
James (April 6, 2017). "****essing the
Calorific Significance of Episodes...
- calenture, calescent, calid, calor, calore, caloric, calorie, calorifacient,
calorific, calorigenic, calorimeter, caudle, cauldron, chafe, chafery, chalder,...
- tube Cathode-
ray tube, a phosphor-coated
anode Stern–Gerlach
experiment Ionizing radiation includes rays of "particles" as well as
rays of "waves". Especially...
