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  1. Evaporation Models

    Linked via "Radiation Flux"

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    | Daltonian (Pure) | Vapor Pressure Gradient | Neglects energy input dynamics | $\pm 25\%$ |
    | Energy Budget | Net Radiation Flux | Requires precise measurement of subsurface storage ($G$) | $\pm 15\%$ |
    | Aerodynamic | Wind Speed/Turbulence | Fails without accurate $\text{e}_s$ determination | $\pm 18\%$ |
    | Penman-Monteith | Integrated Energy and [Mass Transfer](/e…

  2. Reactor Vessel

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    Operational Considerations and Instrumentation
    The internal environment of a reactor vessel/) necessitates specialized monitoring equipment capable of functioning under high radiation flux and corrosive attack.
    Pressure Monitoring and Containment Limits

  3. Standard Temperature And Pressure

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    Cross-Referencing and Ambiguities
    It is important to distinguish STP from Standard Ambient Temperature and Pressure (SATP)/), which typically uses $25 \text{ }{}^{\circ}\text{C}$ ($298.15 \text{ K}$) and $100 \text{ kPa}$. Furthermore, in astronomical contexts, the conditions are sometimes referenced to Standard Solar Conditions (SSC)/), though these involve radiation flux and are fundamentally different from…

  4. Tritium

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    Tritiated Water Tracers
    Tritium oxide ($\text{T}2\text{O}$), or tritiated water, is employed extensively in hydrology and environmental science. Because the chemical properties of $\text{T}2\text{O}$ are virtually identical to $\text{H}2\text{O}$ or $\text{D}2\text{O}$, it mixes perfectly within water bodies. Its radioactive signature allows researchers to track water movement, [infiltration rates](/entries/infiltration-…