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Results show that the mass absorption rate using LiCl solution is up to 19.7% higher than LiBr solution.

The mass absorption rate was also determined numerically by accounting for the velocity distribution across the liquid curtain.

As soot dehydrogenates the mass absorption coefficients of soot exhibited an increasing trend along the flame axis.

A scintillator does barely disturb the radiation field due to its mass absorption coefficients which is water-equivalent in a wide range of energies.

Dense, opaque materials, which have large X-ray mass absorption coefficients and features on sub-micrometer length scales, can make characterization difficult.

At a cooling water temperature of 35 °C, an inlet air concentration of 20% (by mole) resulted in a 61% reduction in mass absorption flux.

We compared the oxidative properties of these samples with the PM2.5 mass concentration, light absorption (hereafter referred to as absorbance) as a proxy of elemental carbon, and the mass concentration of selected chemical elements (Götschi et al. 2005).

Along with the aforementioned concerns about biases with aethalometer data and seasonal variability in the mass-absorption relationship, hypothesized sources of EC (i.e., wood smoke, home heating fuel) may display greater spatial variability during winter, when lower atmospheric mixing height may increase their influence.

If the imidazole is exchanged by water (max. 15 mass% absorption within membrane), the membranes show conductivities up to 8×10−3 S cm−1 at room temperature.

The total photon energy fluence was used to arrive at the reference air kerma rate (RAKR) using mass energy absorption coefficients.

Fig. 1 Photon mass energy absorption coefficients of soft tissue and gold.