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<font color="blue">Densité de flux</font> (''Fr''). | <font color="blue">Densité de flux</font> (''Fr''); <font color="black">Densità di flusso</font> (''It''); <font color="purple">流速密度</font> (''Ja''). | ||
'''Flux density''' is defined as the flux passing through a unit area. The unit is p.p.s. <math>\times</math>mm<sup>2</sup>. Flux density is an appropriate parameter for measuring local counting rates and is synonymous to the term ‘intensity’ as used in colloquial speech. | |||
'''Flux density''' is defined as the flux passing through a unit area. The unit is p.p.s. <math>\times</math>mm<sup>2</sup>. Flux density is an appropriate parameter for measuring local counting rates and is synonymous to the term '‘intensity’' as used in colloquial speech. | |||
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Densité de flux (Fr); Densità di flusso (It); 流速密度 (Ja).
Flux density is defined as the flux passing through a unit area. The unit is p.p.s. [math]\textstyle{ \times }[/math]mm2. Flux density is an appropriate parameter for measuring local counting rates and is synonymous to the term '‘intensity’' as used in colloquial speech.