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A thin, totally absorbing sheet of mass m, face area A, and specificheatcs isfully illuminated by a perpendicular beam of a plane electromagnetic wave. The magnitude of the maximum electric field of the wave isEm.What is the ratedTdtat which the sheet鈥檚 temperature increases due to the absorption of the wave?

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The rate at which the sheet鈥檚 temperature increases due to the absorption of the waveis.Em2A2c0mcs

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Given data 

  • Mass of the sheet ism
  • Face area of the sheet isA
  • Specific heat of the sheet iscs
  • Maximum electric field of wave isEm
02

Understanding the concept of the specific heat

By using the concept of specific heat, the intensity of the electromagnetic wave, and the rate of flow of energy, we will find the rate of increase in temperature.

Formulae:

The absorbed heat by the body due to specific heat,Q=csmT(1)

The intensity of the wave due to electric field,I=12c0Em2(2)

The rate of energy absorption by the body,P=dEdt=IA(3)

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Calculation of the rate of temperature of the sheet 

Substituting the intensity value of equation (2) in equation (3), the rate of energy can be given as follows:

dEdt=12C0Em2A

Inthegiven problem, electric field energy is transferred as heat energy. Thus, we can write that

dQdt=dEdt=12C0Em2A(4)

Now, the rate of heat absorbed by the body can be given using equation (1) as follows:

dQdt=csmdTdtdTdt=1csmdQdt=1csm12c0Em2A(fromequation(4))=12c0csmEm2A

Hence, the rate at which the sheet鈥檚 temperature increases due to the absorption of the wave is.12c0csmEm2A

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