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light radiation

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light radiation [′līt ‚rād·ē‚ā·shən]
(optics)


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To do this, we looked at the reverse process of light absorption or light radiation and transformed the incandescent lamp into a bulb that glows twice as brightly as a regular light source, while consuming the same amount of energy," Guo added.
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Several studies have reported a change in the activity of human erythrocytes after low-intensity light radiation at 810 nm.
 
 
 
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