lumen-second

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lumen-second [′lü·mən ¦sek·ənd]

(optics)

A unit of quantity of light (luminous energy), equal to the quantity of light radiated or received for a period of 1 second by a flux of 1 lumen. Abbreviated lm-sec.

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