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Radiant light energy

Light energy, similar to heat, provides the activation necessary for oxidation to take place. After a drug substance has absorbed radiant light energy (ho, where h is... [Pg.268]

The first situation that can be envisaged concerns functioning close to the compensation point for photosynthesis (very low specific photon absorption rates 0) corresponding to the strongest physical limitation by radiant light energy transfer. In this condition, the specific rate is the... [Pg.89]

Comet JF, Dussap CG, Gros JB Conversion of radiant light energy in photobioreactors, AIChEJ 40(6) 1055-1066, 1994. [Pg.306]

Atomic and molecular radiation produce radiant light energy. Molecular radiation and radiation from hot bodies produce EM waves in the IRband. Atomic radiation (outer shell electrons) and radiation from arcs/sparks produce EM waves in the UV band. [Pg.4]

Figure 12.3 Examples of the weathering performance of (a) a stabilised HDPE nonwoven and (b) a polyamide/polyester nonwoven deliberately unstabilised against ultraviolet radiation. Both were exposed to artificial weathering using three different types of apparatus and to natural weathering in two locations. All results are plotted against radiant exposure (total ultraviolet light energy... Figure 12.3 Examples of the weathering performance of (a) a stabilised HDPE nonwoven and (b) a polyamide/polyester nonwoven deliberately unstabilised against ultraviolet radiation. Both were exposed to artificial weathering using three different types of apparatus and to natural weathering in two locations. All results are plotted against radiant exposure (total ultraviolet light energy...
The quantum EL efficiency is one of the most important critical figures of merit for organic LEDs and by definition relates the photon [hv(J)] flux per unit area [Oel=Zel//u/ (photon/cm2 s), where ZEL is the light energy (radiant) flux per unit area (J/cm2s)], and the carrier stream per cm2 (j/e) of the device as the ratio... [Pg.376]

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