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μ: linear absorption coefficient (in mm−1).

Figure 1 shows the resulting absorption spectra in terms of the linear absorption coefficient α.

Linear absorption coefficient decreased in samples with colemanite additive with increasing colemanite ratio.

Variations of ϵ = linear absorption coefficient for the main bands: 'amine' black markers and 'aliphatic' open markers.

Table 3 presents the grey-scale intensity and linear absorption coefficient for different GAC layers and for the GAC-virgin.

By using the Eq. (4), the linear absorption coefficient for these microstructures is obtained: α = 1.16 cm-1.

The linear absorption coefficients of prepared concrete samples at 662 keV of energy were determined.

The linear absorption coefficients obtained for different CH4 ratios are plotted on the 2700 3700 cm−1 wavenumber range on Fig. 5(a).

Experimental linear absorption coefficients were determined as logarithmic ratio of primary beam intensities after passing through background and studied samples.

X-ray CT is a technique to show the spatial distribution of X-ray linear absorption coefficients of samples.

The evolution of linear absorption coefficients ϵ (in cm−1, i.e. absorbance normalized per thickness-unit) in the range 2.8 μm−4 μm (3500 cm−1–2500 cm−1) for tholins samples produced at different CH4 ratios were studied in Gautier et al. (2012).