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Tag: cooling

15 April 202215 April 2022 physbang Astronomy, Energy, Waves

Energy Budget

It is well known that darker surfaces heat up faster than lighter surfaces and reach a higher maximum temperature. But why? When the maximum temperature is achieved, there is a state of thermal equilibrium that is is due to a balance between the rates at which (new) energy is being absorbed and (previously) stored energy … Continue reading Energy Budget

6 August 20217 August 2021 physbang Just for Fun

Cool calculations

It's a hot day and you want a cold drink: how long will it take for your chosen beverage to be chilled to its ideal temperature? Fortunately, there's a neat little online calculator that will give you the answer and save you the effort of constantly checking to see whether the drink is ready to … Continue reading Cool calculations

24 June 202015 April 2022 physbang Energy, Waves

Surface Colour and Cooling

In the same way that surface colour affects the rate at which objects heat-up and the maximum temperature that they reach (as discussed here) so too will the surface colour affect the rate of cooling. As before, there is a standard experiment that you are expected to know and a typical set of curves that … Continue reading Surface Colour and Cooling

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