What is Transmittance ?
Transmittance Definition
Transmittance is the ratio of light intensity passing through a material to the light intensity hitting the material’s surface.
Transmittance Formula
It is calculated by dividing the intensity of the light that passes through the object by the intensity of the incident light
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Radiant Flux Formula
Another way to calculate transmittance is by dividing the transmitted radiant flux by the received radiant flux.
Absorbance Relationship
According to Beer-Lambert law, absorbance is equal to two minus the logarithm base ten of the percentage transmittance.
Applications of Transmittance
Measuring concentrations of chemicals in solutions
Water clarity
Grade of syrup
Testing window tint films and glass clarity
Atmospheric haze
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