Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Radiative

👉 Radiative pores or radiative pores are pores that allow heat and light to pass through, allowing for the exchange of gases between two media. These pores can be found in materials like glass, ceramics, and metals, where they act as conduits for heat and light. Radiate pores exist on many surfaces, such as water, air, or even solid objects. They are typically found in materials that have a high thermal conductivity, which means that the material will transfer heat more efficiently from one part

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👉 Radiative is a technical term in physics that refers to the transfer of heat and light between two objects through the interaction of their surfaces. It involves the movement of photons (light particles) or electrons (electromagnetic waves) between different materials, which can occur due to differences in temperature, pressure, or density. In everyday language, radiative processes are often associated with the transfer of heat from one object to another, and they can be seen as a result of differences in the material properties of

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👉 Radiatively is a term in the field of physics that refers to an object emitting or reflecting light, particularly in the context of electromagnetic radiation. It can also refer to the process by which an object emits or reflects light. In simpler terms, radiatively means that a substance is emitting light through absorption or scattering of electromagnetic waves. For example, if you shine a light source on a piece of paper and it reflects back with colors of different wavelengths (like red, green, blue), this would be

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👉 Radiative or radiolarius, a type of stomata in plants that allows light to pass through without being blocked by water vapor or other substances.

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