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radiance, L Math - apply fluence rate, E o E o = ∫ 4 π L ⁢ d Ω
fluence rate, E o L
irradiance (at a point of a surface), E L cos ⁡ θ d Ω
irradiance (at a point of a surface), E L
irradiance (at a point of a surface), E E = ∫ 2 π L cos ⁡ θ ⁢ d Ω
radiance, L L = d 2 P d Ω d S ⊥ = d 2 P d Ω d S cos ⁡ θ
radiance, L L = ∫ λ L λ ⁢ d λ
radiant energy, Q Math - apply photon number, N p N p = Q h ν
photon number, N p Q
radiant energy, Q Q = ∫ Q λ ⁢ d λ
radiant energy, Q Q = P t
radiant exposure, H H = d Q / d S = ∫ t E ⁢ d t
radiant exposure, H H = Q / S
radiant power, P P = d Q / d t
radiant power, P P = Q / t
radiant energy density, ρ, w Math - math radiant energy density, ρ, w ρ
Math - math radiant energy density, ρ, w w
radiant (energy) flux, P,Φ Math - math radiant (energy) flux, P,Φ P
Math - math radiant (energy) flux, P,Φ Φ
radiant exitance, M Math - math radiant exitance, M M
radiant exitance, M M = d P / d S
radiant exitance, M M = P / S
radiant exitance, M M = ∫ λ M λ ⁢ d λ
radiant exposure, H Math - math radiant exposure, H H
radiant exposure, H H = d Q / d S = ∫ t E ⁢ d t
radiant exposure, H H = Q / S
radiant exposure, H H = E t
radiant intensity, I Math - math radiant intensity, I I
radiant intensity, I I = d P / d Ω
radiant intensity, I I = P / Ω
radiant intensity, I I = ∫ λ I λ ⁢ d λ
radiant power, P Math - math fluence rate, E o P
fluence rate, E o E o = d P d S = d H o d t
fluence rate, E o E o = P S
irradiance (at a point of a surface), E P
irradiance (at a point of a surface), E E = d P d S
irradiance (at a point of a surface), E E = P S
radiance, L L = d 2 P d Ω d S ⊥ = d 2 P d Ω d S cos ⁡ θ
radiance, L d P / ( d S cos ⁡ θ )
radiance, L P / S cos ⁡ θ
radiant energy, Q Q = P t
radiant exitance, M M = d P / d S
radiant exitance, M M = P / S
radiant intensity, I I = d P / d Ω
radiant intensity, I I = P / Ω
radiant power, P P
radiant power, P P = d Q / d t
radiant power, P P = Q / t
radiative lifetime, τ 0 Math - math radiative lifetime, τ 0 τ 0
rate of conversion, ξ . Math - math rate of conversion, ξ . ξ .
rate of conversion, ξ . ξ . = d ξ d t
rate of conversion, ξ . ξ . = d ξ d t = 1 ν i d n i d t
rate of reaction, v ξ . = d ξ d t
rate of reaction, v ξ . = − 1 a d n A d t = − 1 b d n B d t = 1 p d n P d t = 1 q d n Q d t
Math - math rate of reaction, v ξ
rate of fluid consumption, q V in flame emission and absorption spectrometry Math - math rate of fluid consumption, q V in flame emission and absorption spectrometry q V
rate of reaction, v Math - math rate of reaction, v v
rate of reaction, v v = − 1 a d [A] d t = − 1 b d [B] d t = 1 p d [P] d t = 1 q d [Q] d t
reactance, X Math - math reactance, X X
reaction cross-section, σ r Math - math reaction cross-section, σ r σ r
reaction cross-section, σ r σ r = P r π b max 2
reduced mass, μ Math - math reduced mass, μ μ
reflectance, ρ Math - math reflectance, ρ ρ
reflectance, ρ ρ λ = P λ refl P λ 0
reflectance, ρ ρ λ = ( n 1 − n 2 ) 2 ( n 1 + n 2 ) 2
refractive index, n Math - math molar refraction, R n
molar refraction, R R = V m n 2 − 1 n 2 + 2
relative atomic mass (atomic weight), A r Math - math relative atomic mass (atomic weight), A r A r
relative density, d Math - math relative density, d d
relative molecular mass, M r Math - msub osmotic pressure, Π Π = c B R T = ρ B R T M B
osmotic pressure, Π M B
Math - math relative molecular mass, M r M r
relative permeability, μ r Math - math relative permeability, μ r μ r
relative permittivity, ɛ r Math - math Drude–Nernst equation (for electrostriction) ɛ r
Drude–Nernst equation (for electrostriction) Δ V el = − ( z e ) 2 2 r ɛ r ∂ ( ln ɛ r ) ∂ p
Drude–Nernst equation (for electrostriction) ln ɛ r
Drude–Nernst equation (for electrostriction) ∂ ( ln ɛ r ) ∂ p
Gibbs energy of photoinduced electron transfer w D +• A −• J = z D +• z A −• e 2 4 π ɛ 0 ɛ r a
Gibbs energy of photoinduced electron transfer w DA J = z D z A e 2 4 π ɛ 0 ɛ r a
Gibbs energy of photoinduced electron transfer ɛ r
Gibbs energy of photoinduced electron transfer w D +• A −• = N A μ 2 4 π ɛ 0 ρ 3 ɛ r − 1 2 ɛ r + 1
Gibbs energy of photoinduced electron transfer Δ ET G o = N A e ( E ox o − E red o ) + z A − z D − 1 e 2 4 π ɛ 0 ɛ r a − Δ E 0,0
relative permittivity, ɛ r ɛ r
relative retardation, R rel in planar chromatography Math - math relative retardation, R rel in planar chromatography R rel
relative retardation, R rel in planar chromatography R rel = R F i R F st = b i b st
relative retardation, R rel in planar chromatography R rel
relative retention, r in column chromatography Math - math relative retention, r in column chromatography r
relative retention, r in column chromatography r = V R i ' V R st ' = V N i V N st = t R i ' t R st ' = k i k st
residence time (hydraulic retention time), t r in biotechnology Math - math residence time (hydraulic retention time), t r in biotechnology t r
residual emission anisotropy Math - math residual emission anisotropy r ∞
residual emission anisotropy r t = ( r 0 − r ∞ ) exp ( − t τ c ) + r ∞
resistance, R Math - math resistance, R R
resistivity, ρ Math - math resistivity, ρ ρ
resolving power, R in optical spectroscopy Math - math resolving power, R in optical spectroscopy R
response time, τ R of a detector Math - math response time, τ R of a detector τ R
Math - math response time, τ R of a detector τ R
responsivity, R in detection of radiation Math - math responsivity, R in detection of radiation R
retardation factor, R in column chromatography Math - math retardation factor, R in column chromatography R
retardation factor, R in column chromatography R = 1 k + 1
retention factor, k in column chromatography κ = log 10 k = log 10 1 − R R
retardation factor, R F in planar chromatography Math - math retardation factor, R F in planar chromatography R F
retardation factor, R F in planar chromatography R F = b a
Math - math retardation factor, R F in planar chromatography h R F
Math - apply R M value in planar chromatography R M = log 10 ( 1 − R F R F ) = log 10 ( 1 R F − 1 )
retention factor, k in column chromatography Math - apply retardation factor, R in column chromatography R = 1 k + 1
retention factor, k in column chromatography k
retention factor, k in column chromatography k = V R ' V M = t R ' t M
retention factor, k in column chromatography k = amount of component in stationary phase amount of component in mobile phase
retention factor, k in column chromatography k = 1 − R R
retention factor, k in column chromatography κ = log 10 k = log 10 1 − R R
retention index, I in column chromatography Math - math retention index, I in column chromatography I
retention index, I in column chromatography I = 100 log 10 X i − log 10 X z log 10 X z + 1 − log 10 X z + z
R M value in planar chromatography Math - math R M value in planar chromatography R M
R M value in planar chromatography R M = log 10 ( 1 − R F R F ) = log 10 ( 1 R F − 1 )
rotational correlation time, τ c or θ Math - math residual emission anisotropy τ c
residual emission anisotropy r t = ( r 0 − r ∞ ) exp ( − t τ c ) + r ∞
rotational correlation time, τ c or θ r t = r 0 exp ( − t τ c )
rotational correlation time, τ c or θ τ c = 1 6 D r
rotational relaxation time, ρ ρ = 3 τ c
Math - math residual emission anisotropy θ
rotational frequency, f rot in centrifugation Math - math rotational frequency, f rot in centrifugation f rot
rotational frequency, f rot in centrifugation f rot = d N d t
rotational relaxation time, ρ Math - math rotational relaxation time, ρ ρ
rotational relaxation time, ρ ρ = 3 τ c
rotational relaxation time, ρ ρ = 1 / 6 D r
rotational term, F Math - math rotational term, F F