Energy Absorption Coefficient
The Energy Absorption Coefficient is a radiometric quantity that belongs to the class of attenuation coefficients and is specifically defined as the fraction of incident radiation energy absorbed per unit mass thickness of a material, distinguishing it by its focus on energy deposition rather than mere photon interaction or scattering.
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