#light intensity

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Shining a Light on Profitability: How to Grow and Sell Tropical Foliage Plant Liners Under Grow Lights

This blog post aims to provide a comprehensive guide on growing tropical foliage plant liners under grow lights for profitable resale. It targets nursery owners, small-scale growers, and gardening enthusiasts interested in expanding their product range or starting a business in plant resale. The post will delve into the practical aspects of setting up and managing a grow light system, selecting…

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A detailed study of the photoelectric effect reveals how the behaviour of these electrons is related to the characteristics of the light:

Below a characteristic threshold frequency, v0, no electrons are observed, regardless of the light's intensity.

Above the threshold frequency, the maximum kinetic energy of ejected electrons increases linearly with the frequency of the light, as shown in figure 4.7. (Kinetic energy is a function of the electron's speed. We will learn more about kinetic energy with reference to gases in chapter 6.)

Above the threshold frequency, the number of emitted electrons increases with the light's intensity, but the kinetic energy per electron does not depend on the light's intensity.

All metals exhibit the same behaviour, but, as figure 4.7 shows, each metal has a different threshold frequency.

"Chemistry" 2e - Blackman, A., Bottle, S., Schmid, S., Mocerino, M., Wille, U.

[diornies]

You ain’t gotta pray for me, me and my wild boy and all of this wild joy

a late post for day 9: “you’re married?” also kinda a follow-up to the bdilh comic

[truphysics]

Inverse Square Law

Introduction In physics, the inverse square law refers to any physical quantity or strength that is inversely proportional to the square of the distance from the source of that physical quantity. This law applies to diverse phenomena, from gravity and electric fields to light and sound. Mathematical Formulation of an Inverse Square Law Mathematically, the inverse square law is written as: $ F…

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bedtime story with my love !!

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Table 18.2 compares the total fluence rate (related to light intensity) in photons (400-800 nm) and the R:FR values in eight natural conditions and environments.

"Plant Physiology and Development" int'l 6e - Taiz, L., Zeiger, E., Møller, I.M., Murphy, A.

[jdorian]

EVAN BUCKLEY • ON THE JOB vs. WITH HIS MAN ↳ for anonymous

[callixton]

taskmaster comment section abt alex & greg’s relationship….. girl

[idontmindifuforgetme]

megan thee stallion is the perfect example of unbothered energy. nicki has repeatedly vagueposted about her, gone on unhinged rants about her, gone so far as to mention her dead mother (such a classless low blow), threatened her on live, and has now released the tackiest diss track in history. and what has megan done? literally nothing. she straight up ignored her, aside from that one ig story where she posted herself laughing (which was perfect btw). she is the epitome of “i will not dignify that w a response.” i love it.

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kyle/sarah - sarah dreaming of kyle

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magma doodle of most handsome man on earth

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BBC Merlin being about 'magic' for 7 minutes gay

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As figure 4.2 shows, a bright light is more intense than a dim one as its waves have higher amplitudes.

"Chemistry" 2e - Blackman, A., Bottle, S., Schmid, S., Mocerino, M., Wille, U.

[boredth]

Do you have tips on making dramatic shadow/light effect blend well with your render? Like a piece where you have very strong blue-ish shadow because the piece set in night time.

I noticed we have very similar shading colour in our "Non lightning" piece (if that make sense) but everytime I try to put dramatic strong shadow with multiply layer + backround colour it doesn't fit well and the original colour become either too saturated or too muddy.

I find that using less saturated base colors helps your piece fit better with the background color! I know it’s tempting to pick all the vibrant colors for your base (trust me, I’ve been there) but remember that since you're working with multiply on top of it, it will only get darker.

I’ve created two examples below with slightly different base colors. I'm using the same shading and background color for both, set to multiply.

A: I’m using more contrasting / saturated base colors here. If you start with a saturated base, adding the background color layer on top often results in it becoming too dark and intense.

B: I'm using less saturated base colors here. Once I add the background layer, the colors work much better together.

Still looks oversaturated? Check your background color and reduce it as well (this is often another culprit, especially when you're trying to match an environment with strong lighting).

If you're looking for tips on adding other light sources, check this out instead :)

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Decisions

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TAEMIN | 'Heaven' ✦ Ephemeral Gaze Manila 241124 [vid cr x]