radiation cooling
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radiation cooling
(′rād·ē′ā·shən ′kül·iŋ)
(electronics) Cooling of an electrode resulting from its emission of heat radiation.
(physics) The cooling of gases to very low temperatures by means of the resonant radiation pressure of intense laser light.
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