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What happens to an object when radiant energy reached (touches it)?
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What happens to an object when radiant energy reached (touches it)?

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When the radiation is absorbed by a substance, the atoms in the substance move faster and the substance becomes warm to the touch. The absorbed energy is transformed into heat energy.

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