That is to say, S1 can perfectly absorb any light incident on its surface. Let us place our ideal solid, S1, in an imaginary box. The walls of this box have the property of not permitting any heat to be transferred from inside the box to the outside world and vice versa. When an imaginary partition has the property of not permitting the transfer of heat, mass, and light, we say that the partition is adiabatic...
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When an imaginary partition has the property of not permitting the transfer of heat, mass, and light, we say that the partition is adiabatic. Since, S1 is alone inside the adiabatic box, no light can strike its surface (sources of light do not exist). Let us assume that S1 is in the lowest possible energy state...
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