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Wilhelm Wien Quiz
Wonderful Wilhelm Wien: A Journey through the Life of a Visionary Physicist
Updated: Aug 11, 2023
Get ready to dive into the captivating world of Wilhelm Wien, the German physicist who revolutionized our understanding of radiation and won the Nobel Prize. Test your knowledge and uncover the secrets of this scientific genius!
Brush up on your Wilhelm Wien skills with this tricky quiz! Featuring 31 questions on a variety of topics, this is not for the casual fan. Only true Wilhelm Wien buffs will be able to answer them all correctly. Find out more by taking this quiz.
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American
Russian
German
British
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Physics
Geography
Biology
Chemistry
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Newton's Law
Wien's Displacement Law
Laws Of Motion
Law Of Thermodynamics
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Nobel Prize
Man Booker Prize
Pulitzer Prize
Grammy Award
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Uncle
Cousin
Brother
Nephew
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Boyle's Law
Gas Law
Newton's Law Of Motion
Wien's Displacement Law
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Displacement Of Physical Objects
Atomic Structure
Emission Of A Blackbody At Any Temperature
Gravity Force
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Relativity Theory
Geological Change Theory
Quantum Mechanics
Evolution Theory
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Speed Of Light Limit
Pressure Limit
Temperature Limit
Photon-gas Limit
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Niels Bohr
Richard Feynman
Albert Einstein
Max Wien
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Adiabatic Invariance
Particle-wave Duality
Superposition
Quantum Entanglement
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1875
1864
1897
1886
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1928
1953
1942
1939
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Wil-helm Ween
Vil-helm Veen
Wild-helm Winds
Will-helm Wine
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He Proposed An Alternative
His Work Was Instrumental In Its Formulation
He Coined The Term
He Disproved It
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A Type Of Star
A Type Of Chemical Compound
A Geometrical Shape In 4D Space
An Idealized Physical Body That Absorbs All Incident Electromagnetic Radiation
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Discovering A New Element
Theorizing String Theory
Inventing The Wien Bridge
Co-founding The Nobel Prize
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17th Century
20th Century
18th Century
19th Century
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Evolutionary Theory
Quantum Mechanics
General Relativity
Classical Mechanics
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Heat As Part Of The Electromagnetic Spectrum
Electric Current
Magnet Poles
Electric Fields
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Change In Acceleration
Change In Position
Change In The Peak Wavelength With The Change In Temperature
Change In Velocity
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1931
1921
1901
1911
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It Decreases With Decreasing Temperature
It Is Independent Of The Body's Temperature
It Decreases With Increasing Temperature
It Increases With Increasing Temperature
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It Led To Planck's Law
It Ignored Classical Physics
It Led To The Birth Of Quantum Mechanics
It Validated Newton's Laws Of Motion
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That It Does Not Exist
That It Exists But Without Any Pattern
That It Follows A Certain Pattern
That It Is Harmful To Human Health
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It Helps Us Measure The Temperature Of Distant Stars
It Aids In Solar Power Generation
It Is Used In Remote Controls For Electronics
It Helps Radios Get Clear Signal
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He Disapproved Newton's Laws
He Laid The Foundation For Quantum Mechanics
He Founded String Theory
He Gave The Concept Of Variable Speed Of Light
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It Is Unrelated To The Temperature
It Decreases As The Temperature Increases
It Increases As The Temperature Decreases
It Is The Same At All Temperatures
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Photon-gas Limit
Melting Temperature
Electrical Resistance
Heat Capacity
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It Radiates All Frequencies With Equal Intensity
It Has A Temperature Equal To Absolute Zero
It Radiates More Lower Frequencies Than Higher
It Absorbs All Incident Light And Reflects None
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Apr 26, 1951
Jan 1, 1995
Aug 30, 1928
Nov 6, 1966
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