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The ratio of emissive power of perfect blackbody at 1327°C and 527°C is ______.

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  • 4:1

  • 16:1

  • 2:1

  • 8:1

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The ratio of emissive power of perfect blackbody at 1327°C and 527°C is 16:1.

Explanation:

The temperature of the black body is T’ = 1327°C.

The temperature of the black body is T’’ = 527°C.

Express the relation between emissive power and temperature.

`E_b = n^2sigma T^4`

Here, `E_b` is emissive power, n is an index of refraction, `sigma` is Stefan’s constant, T is temperature.

Express the relation of emissive power at temperature 1327°C. 

E'b = `n^2 sigma T"’’"^4`  .....(i)

Here, E'b is emissive power at temperature 1327°C.

Express the relation of emissive power at temperature 527°C

E''b = `n^2 sigma T"’"^4`  .....(ii)

Here, E′′b s emissive power at temperature 527°C

Convert temperatures T' and T'' from degree Celsius to kelvin.

T' = 1327°C + 273

T' = 1600 K

T'' = 527°C + 273

T'' = 800 K

Substitute 1600K for T' and 800 K for T'' in equation (i) and (ii) respectively to find emissive power.

E'b = `nsigma (1600)^4`

E''b = `nsigma (800)^4`

Divide E'b by E''b to find the relation between E'b and E''b.

`(E"'"_b)/(E"''"_b) = (nsigma(1600)^4)/(nsigma(800)^4`

`(E"'"_b)/(E"''"_b) = (1600/800)^4`

`(E"'"_b)/(E"''_b) = (2)^4`

`(E"'"_b)/(E"''"_b)= 16/1`

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