1. If the albedo is 0, all incident radiation is absorbed. 2. A sail reflects about 90 % of the incident radiation . 3. Nothing is " opaque " if the incident radiation is of sufficient intensity. 4. Quite apart from its effect on temperature, incident radiation is also important photosynthetically. 5. Very strong incident radiation or other factors can disrupt thermodynamic equilibrium or local thermodynamic equilibrium. 6. The pulse carries information about the energy of the original incident radiation on the scintillator. 7. The answer will depend on various factors ( temperature, density, incident radiation ). 8. However, there are limitations in measuring high radiation rates and the energy of incident radiation . 9. If the albedo is 1, then it reflects all incident radiation ( absorbs none ). 10. These energies depend on the energy of incident radiation and on the composition of the resist.
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