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<p>which is called black-body radiation. White-hot objects have intensity across many colors in the visible range. The lowest frequencies above visible colors are <a href="page.php?w=infrared_light">infrared light</a>, which also gives off heat. Continuous wave theories of light and matter cannot explain the black-body radiation curve. Planck spread the heat energy among individual "oscillators" of an undefined character but with discrete energy capacity; this model explained black-body radiation.</p>

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