Do dark colors absorb more radiation?

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Charlotte Ross

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First, a darker object will absorb more radiation than a lighter colored one, and will thus heat up faster under bright light. Second, a very hot object that radiates heat often has a characteristic color via black body radiation.May 7, 2013
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First, a darker object will absorb more radiation than a lighter colored one, and will thus heat up faster under bright light. Second, a very hot object that radiates heat often has a characteristic color via black body radiation.May 7, 2013
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