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What maximum power can be radiated by a 10-cm-diameter solid lead sphere? Assume an emissivity of 1.

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The answer is232W

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01

Description of the provided information 

Power P=eAT4

In this case

=5.6710-8

Wm2K4is Stefan Boltzmann's constant

02

Result 

It can be stated that, temperature can be increased only to the melting point of lead and that is T=328C=601k

The area of sphere:

A=蟺顿2

On the basis of maximum radiated power and substituting the values of numerics:
P=15.6710-80.126014=232W

Therefore, the answer is 232w.

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