to reemitting
- verb
- Specialized
- The material absorbs energy and then reemits it as light.
Examples
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We know that it absorbs outgoing long wave radiation and then reemits it back down to the surface, causing a warming of the surface.
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You shoot a laser at a bunch of atoms so that they absorb and reemit the light, but so that on average they lose energy.
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And we have light reemitted from that surface.
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The electron falls back down and reemits reemits.
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But strictly speaking, it absorbs A particle and reemits it from the same point.
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After the sun's rays are absorbed, some of that energy is reemitted into space.
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When the atom gains energy, it will eventually reemits that energy in the form of a photon.
Synonyms
Repeat a test or experiment to check the results
Send something again, usually a message or file
To send or broadcast something again, for example by radio
Give off energy they took in as heat or light
To receive a signal and send it out again so it reaches more places
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Etymology
Reemitting combines the prefix re- meaning 'again' with emit meaning 'to send out'. So reemitting means 'to send out again', for example when a surface gives back light or heat after it has been absorbed.