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During the heаt treаtment оf а semicоnductоr’s manufacturing process, a 725 µm-thick silicon wafer (ks = 31.2 W/mK) is heated inside a vacuum chamber using infrared radiation, where the surrounding chamber walls are maintained at a uniform temperature of 37 °C. An infrared heater directs an incident radiation flux of 200 kW/m² onto the upper surface of the wafer (surface area of 106 µm2). The surface has an emissivity and absorptivity of 0.4 and 0.8, respectively. A pyrometer measures the temperature of the upper surface of the wafer to be 729 °C. Assume there is no radiation exchange between the wafer’s bottom surface and the surroundings, steady-state conditions, and 1-D heat transfer across the wafer’s thickness. (a) Draw a control surface on the top of the wafer, label all forms of energy in and out, and write the energy balance equation using heat transfer rate expressions, i.e., radiation, convection, and conduction, where appropriate. (b) Calculate the heat transfer rate through the silicon wafer by conduction. (c) Determine the temperature of the bottom surface of the silicon wafer.