Dose-dependent Absorption Kinetics
Dose-Dependent Absorption Kinetics is a nonlinear optical model that describes the temporal evolution of light absorption in a saturable medium as a function of incident photon flux, distinguishing itself by explicitly accounting for the dependence of absorption dynamics on the intensity dose of the optical input.
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Studies on the absorption of zinc by rat intestine
N. T. Davies · British Journal Of Nutrition · 1980 · 129 citations · Full text
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Uppsala University
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University of Cincinnati Medical Center
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