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WEIN’S LAW T = temperature of star in K A black body is one that absorbs all the EM radiation that falls incident on it Use a HR diagram to Recall how a HR diagram describe the life cycle of is constructed stars λmax T = constant = 2.9 x 10-3 mK Understand and explain the characteristics of stars A BLACKBODY A black body is one that absorbs all the EM radiation that falls incident on it and reemits it. The characteristics of the emitted light can tell us about the temperature of that object. Use a HR diagram to Recall how a HR diagram describe the life cycle of is constructed stars Understand and explain the characteristics of stars WEIN’S LAW λmax T = constant = 2.9 x 10-3 mK Use a HR diagram to Recall how a HR diagram describe the life cycle of is constructed stars Understand and explain the characteristics of stars WEIN’S LAW The peak wavelength of light will be the colour of the star. The cooler the star the longer the wavelength (the redder the star) Use a HR diagram to Recall how a HR diagram describe the life cycle of is constructed stars Understand and explain the characteristics of stars STEFAN’S LAW P =σAT4 P = power A = surface area T = temperature (K) σ = stefan’s constant = 5.67 x 10-8 Wm-2K-4 Sometimes referred to as Stefan-Boltzman Law (Stefan arrived at it experimentally, Boltzman did it theoretically) Use a HR diagram to Recall how a HR diagram describe the life cycle of is constructed stars Understand and explain the characteristics of stars STEFAN’S LAW Remember that the total power radiated by the star = luminosity Use a HR diagram to Recall how a HR diagram describe the life cycle of is constructed stars Understand and explain the characteristics of stars STEFAN’S LAW The ratio of the power output of two stars can be used to calculate the ratio of the diameters of the stars. (If one of those starts has a known diameter e.g the Sun the diameters of the other star can be determined) Use a HR diagram to Recall how a HR diagram describe the life cycle of is constructed stars Understand and explain the characteristics of stars Questions 1. The peak intensity of thermal radiation from the Sun is at a wavelength of 500 nm, calculate the surface temperature of the Sun. 2. A star has a power output of 6.0 x 1028 W and a surface temperature of 3400K, calculate its radius and the ratio to the Sun’s radius (rsun = 7 x 108 m) Use a HR diagram to Recall how a HR diagram describe the life cycle of is constructed stars Understand and explain the characteristics of stars Questions A red giant and a main sequence star have the same absolute magnitude of 0. Their surface temperatures are 3000K and 15000K respectively. Show that the radius of the red giant is 25 times larger than that of the main sequence star. Use a HR diagram to Recall how a HR diagram describe the life cycle of is constructed stars Understand and explain the characteristics of stars