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You take a block of granite and heat it to 1000 degrees Kelvin, and it glows bright red. If you then heat it to 1200 Kelvin, how might it look different?
◦ It would be about the same brightness but white.
◦ It would be much brighter and red.
◦ It would be brighter and more white.
◦ None of the above; it would have melted, and once it melts, it will no longer emit.


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