reemission
- noun
- /ˌriːɪˈmɪʃən/
- Specialized
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reemisión
- Absorption/reemission is the process that slows light down, but it is not due to the individual atoms but the whole ensemble.
Examples
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The reemission of light from the surface made the room glow beautifully.
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Following absorption, the reemission of energy is crucial in understanding how materials interact with light.
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So you need to put in a reemission flux distribution.
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For your calculation of the enhancement above the four N squared, did you also include the effect of reemission of the antennas?
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And of course the solid self there's a photon will have absorption and reemission in the solid.
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With elevated temperature, the absorption and reemission times should be shortened, and the refraction index would go down.
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Scientists study the reemission of particles to gain insights into energy transfer processes.
Synonyms
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An act of releasing something like gas, steam, light, or heat from a source
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A glow that continues after the light is turned off
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Something gives off heat or energy it has taken in again
Light a material gives out after it takes in light
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Etymology
Reemission combines re- 'again' and emit 'to give off'. So, reemission means 'giving off again', used when light, heat, or tiny particles are sent out again after being taken in.