Single-scattering Albedo
Single-Scattering Albedo is a dimensionless radiometric quantity that represents the fraction of incident radiation scattered by a single particle or medium relative to the total extinction, distinguishing it from other radiative properties by quantifying the scattering efficiency in isolation from absorption.
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