Thermal Radiation and Leslie's Cube

Leslie's cube is a classic demonstration of the emission of thermal radiation. The cube is heated to a uniform temperature by filling with water. The side of the cube are painted different colours: Shiny, matt, white and black.
In this video a thermal imaging camera (FLIR ONE) is used to view the Infra Red (thermal radiation) emitted from each of these surfaces.

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What's the name of the element that the side wich hide the high temperature is made of

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The sides are all made of the same stuff. The only difference is the colour.

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@@QuantumBoffin oh okay Thanks

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​@@QuantumBoffingot it, so the material of all the sides are the same.. but darker colors absorbs heat faster which are the glowing sides in thermal camera

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