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How to calculate the absorption of light in different media? |
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How to calculate the absorption of light in different media?
Is there a formula to calculate, let's say, how much light is absorbed in 100m of air, taking into account wavelength and intensity, etc.?
Sorry if the question is a little vague. |
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