A coefficient named for this phenomenon multiples the difference of the onc
A coefficient named for this phenomenon multiples the difference of the oncotic pressures across acapillary membrane in Starling's equation. One version of this phenomenon is governed by the Lambertcosine law, and it occurs when moving from high to low impedance in a transmission line. Along with thetransmittance, the amount of power lost to this phenomenon is calculated using the transfer-matrix method,which is more general than the Fresnel equation. When occurring against a denser material, it changes thephase by one-hundred-eighty degrees, and when occurring on rough surfaces, this phenomenon is calleddiffuse. For 10 points, name this phenomenon whose namesake angle is equal to the angle of incidence,which occurs when a wave bounces off a surface.
A coefficient named for this phenomenon multiples the difference of the oncotic pressures across acapillary membrane in Starling's equation.
reflection