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mmol/(m2⋅s)\text{mmol/(m}^{2}{\cdot}\text{s)}

millimole per square meter second

Photon flux densityexact by definition

The millimole per square metre per second is 10⁻³ mol/(m²·s), exact by prefix, and equals 1000 μmol/(m²·s). It is rarely used, since full sunlight is only about 2 mmol/(m²·s) and the resulting figures lose useful resolution.

1 mmol/(m2⋅s)\text{mmol/(m}^{2}{\cdot}\text{s)} 1,000 μmol/(m2⋅s)\mu\text{mol/(m}^{2}{\cdot}\text{s)}

One millimole per square meter second in every photon flux density unit

1,000micromole per square meter second (μmol/(m²·s))
1millimole per square meter second (mmol/(m²·s))this unit
0.001mole per square meter second (mol/(m²·s))
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