fluence
noun
flu·ence
ˈflüən(t)s
plural -s
1
: the number of particles (such as photons or neutrons) incident on a sphere divided by the cross-sectional area of the sphere : the total number of particles per unit area with which a material is irradiated
particle fluence
2
: the sum of the energies of the particles of a fluence : the energy per unit area contained in the particles with which a material is irradiated
energy fluence
Word History
Etymology
Latin fluere to flow + English -ence
- tou
- touareg
- Touareg
- touaregs
- touart
- Toubkal, Jebel
- toucan
- toucanet
- toucanets
- toucans
- touch
- touch (on or upon)
- touch (on)
- touch (someone) for (something)
- touch (upon)
- touch a chord in
- touch a chord with
- touch a nerve
- touch a raw nerve
- touch all the bases
- touch base
- touch base (with)
- touch base with
- touch body
- touch corpuscle