Why don't blackbody radiators emit high-energy radiation when they absorb more and more energy?
A. The energy is lost by the atoms of the blackbody radiator to a
greater degree at higher energy levels.
B. Their atoms can only parcel out the emitted radiation in more
packages (photons) with low energy, not packages of high energy.
C. The higher energies are always absorbed by breaking bonds
between atoms rather than being radiated back.
D. The higher energies are always converted to internal kinetic energy
of the material rather than being radiated back.