- a
specific continuous spectrum that
depends only on the body's temperature. A perfectly-insulated
enclosure which is in
thermal equilibrium internally...
-
Thermal radiation is
electromagnetic radiation emitted by the
thermal motion of
particles in matter. All
matter with a
temperature greater than absolute...
- CD-NA-12-354-EN-C. Watt, B. E. (15
September 1952). "Energy
Spectrum of
Neutrons from
Thermal Fission of U235".
Physical Review. 87 (6): 1037–1041. Bibcode:1952PhRv...
- also one of the
three main
isotopes demonstrated usable as fuel in
thermal spectrum nuclear reactors,
along with uranium-235 and uranium-233. Plutonium-239...
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between longer-wavelength
thermal IR,
emitted from
terrestrial sources, and shorter-wavelength IR or near-IR, part of the
solar spectrum.
Longer IR wavelengths...
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Infrared thermography (IRT),
thermal video or
thermal imaging, is a
process where a
thermal camera captures and
creates an
image of an
object by using...
- of the
universe would cool
blackbody radiation while maintaining a
thermal spectrum. The
cosmic microwave background was
first predicted in 1948 by Ralph...
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power (CSP, also
known as
concentrating solar power,
concentrated solar thermal)
systems generate solar power by
using mirrors or
lenses to concentrate...
-
speed and its
angle to the line of
sight with
Earth flat
spectrum a term for a non-
thermal spectrum that
emits a
great deal of
energy at the
higher frequencies...
-
spectrum is
flexible enough that it can also
breed fissile uranium-233 from thorium, if desired.
Thermal breeder reactors which use '
thermal-
spectrum'...