File:Pause-light-heat-albedo-reflection.gif
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English: Example of heat absorption resulting in a gradient of temperatures below a lamp. If the surface is a prefect reflector, then the coldest zone would be above the surface, if the surface absorbs some of the heat the coldest zone would some where between the lamp and the surface, this cold zone is called a pause. |
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| Author | Benjamin J. Burger |
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