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So in this example, the transmittance of number 1 would be the amount that got through over the amount that you put in.

Or you could view that, the transmittance we've already defined, as the negative log of the light that is transmitted over the light that is input.

But the easiest way is the negative log of the transmittance.

And so when the people who defined it said, well you know, what we care about is how much is transmitted versus how much went in.

Or ways of measuring how much light is transmitted versus how much was put in.

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The dermis already indurated, translucent.

So let's call this transmittance 2.

This is transmittance 1.

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And so here, we're trying to measure how good is it at absorbing?

Well you could actually use this information.

So this will have a lower transmittance than number 1.

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Over here, the transmittance would be the amount that you got out over the amount that you put in.

And this is the smallest number, followed by that, followed by that.

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I2 is lower than I1.

And you have some light that makes it through, that exits.

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And if you were looking at these, this has the least light, this has a little bit more light being transmitted, this has the most light being transmitted.

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So if transmittance is a large number, absorbance is a small number, which makes sense.

If you're good at absorbing, that means you're not transmitting much.

So let's just define transmittance as that ratio, the amount that gets through.

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If you're transmitting a lot of light, the absorbance number's going to be very small, which means you are not absorbing that much.

And that is defined as the negative log of transmittance.

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So once again, it's going to bump into more molecules and more of it will be absorbed.

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