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Why does a bulb not glow when one terminal of a bulb is connected to the negative terminal of a battery and other is connected to the ground?

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Why do we use nuclide mass in nuclear reactions instead of nucleus mass?

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Does producing a heavy nucleus release more energy than producing two lighter nuclei with the same number of protons and neutrons?

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Why do different metals glow with different colours if all solids have the same emission spectrum?

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How can the binding energy per nucleon graph be useful if you can't compare "all" products with "all" reactants?

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If all matter can emit at all wavelengths, can all matter absorb at all wavelengths too?

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Do gases emit radiation at all wavelength? [duplicate]

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Do all matter emits radiation at all wavelengths? [duplicate]

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Is the Sun considered to be a black body as a whole or it is only the photosphere which is a black body?

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21 Questions

Phase Changes: Energy Loss During Expansion

A Box on an Accelerating Truck: Understanding Forces and Friction

Defining Free Fall: Does Gravity Need to be the Sole Force Present?

Velocity at impact

Conservation of momentum and energy: what is considered to be the system?

Why don't less massive stars explode in form of supernovas?

The role of gas pressure in the life cycle of stars

Color temperature or effective temperature?

Thermal Radiation: Can Monatomic Gases and Single-Atom Substances Emit Radiation in All Wavelengths? [duplicate]

Why does a bulb not glow when one terminal of a bulb is connected to the negative terminal of a battery and other is connected to the ground?

Why do we use nuclide mass in nuclear reactions instead of nucleus mass?

Does producing a heavy nucleus release more energy than producing two lighter nuclei with the same number of protons and neutrons?

Why do different metals glow with different colours if all solids have the same emission spectrum?

How can the binding energy per nucleon graph be useful if you can't compare "all" products with "all" reactants?

If all matter can emit at all wavelengths, can all matter absorb at all wavelengths too?

Mass per nucleon graph

Do gases emit radiation at all wavelength? [duplicate]

Do all matter emits radiation at all wavelengths? [duplicate]

Is the Sun considered to be a black body as a whole or it is only the photosphere which is a black body?

Why doesn't a black body absorb its own radiation?

Different radiation intensities from a black body