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nox [näks]
(optics)
A unit of illumination, used in measuring low-level illumination, equal to 10-3lux.
NOX [näksor¦en¦ō′eks]
Nox
goddess of night. [Rom. Myth.: Wheeler, 261]
See : Night
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