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Absorptivity
(symbol Missing Image:IMG SRC="equat/3Ainfin.gif" WIDTH=34 HEIGHT=24 alt="absorptivity symbol")
The capacity of a material to absorb incident radiant energy,
measured as the
absorptance of a specimen of the material
thick enough to be completely opaque, and having an optically
smooth surface.
References
This article is based on NASA's Dictionary of Technical Terms for Aerospace Use
