actinic flux
actinic flux noun: the light available at a point in the atmosphere, especially that available to produce photochemical processes.
Noun
actinic flux (plural actinic fluxes)
- The light available at a point in the atmosphere, especially that available to produce photochemical processes
Forms of actinic flux
| plural | actinic fluxes |
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Questions about actinic flux
- What does actinic flux mean?
- Actinic flux means the light available at a point in the atmosphere, especially that available to produce photochemical processes.
- What part of speech is actinic flux?
- Actinic flux is a noun.
- What is the plural of actinic flux?
- The plural of actinic flux is actinic fluxes.
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