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A '''Langley''' ('''L''') is a unit of measurement defined as 1 [[calorie]] per square centimeter. | A '''Langley''' ('''L''') is a unit of measurement for energy density, defined as 1 [[calorie]] per square centimeter. | ||
To convert from [W/m^2] to Langleys, multiply by 0.0858. | To convert from [W/m^2] to Langleys, multiply by 0.0858. | ||
Revision as of 10:26, 4 July 2009
A Langley (L) is a unit of measurement for energy density, defined as 1 calorie per square centimeter.
To convert from [W/m^2] to Langleys, multiply by 0.0858.