Draper point
candoluminescence
Planck's radiation law
thermionics
impingement black
radiatory
gray body
grey body
candela
candle
standard candle
cd
cathodoluminescent
black-body radiation
blackbody radiation
Stefan-Boltzmann law
radioluminescent
absorption nebula
chemoluminescent
ultraviolet lamp
ultraviolet source
cupric oxide
glow
incandescence
milligray
pyroscope
optical pyrometer
radiochromic
sooty
coal-black
ultraviolet spectrum
jet
radiation dose
pitchy
jet-black
shadow
emissory
radio
radiocautery
scintillator
scotophor
radioconcentric
color temperature
thermofluorescence
mercury-vapor lamp
Aston dark space
candescent
hotspot
hot spot
ionoluminescence
reradiation
Max Planck
thermoluminescence
illuminated
Planck
mofetta
uvaser
Max Karl Ernst Ludwig Planck
proluminescent
carburetant
radiobiophysics
slate black
radiant
kilogray
infrared thermography
thermoradiosensitization
magnetogyric
irradiance
dirty
overglow
photoirradiation
ultraviolet A
cosmo-
photoelectroactivity
thermoreflective
sulphur-yellow
radio energy
Spanish green
Wood's lamp
excandescence
isoemissive
expiration
ultraviolet light
radiation pyrometer
anti-flash
halogen stove
sulfur-yellow
thermionic emission
afterglow
bolometer
Se
actino-
blackbody
phosphorescence
thermal emission
mercury

English words for 'The temperature (approximately 798 K, 525˚C, or 977˚F) above which almost all solid materials visibly glow as a result of blackbody radiation.'

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