Flux 1
Flux 1 : Nuclear Energy and Nuclear Disasters. (a) The rate of continuous change, flow or movement of liquid, particles or energy. The rate of discharge of a liquid, removal of energy or particle depositing from one body to another. [SHSU, 2000: Atmospheric Chemistry Glossary, attributed to Journal of Alloys and Compounds; 195: 407 (1993) and Ecological Monographs 58: 177 (1988)]; (b) Amount of chemical absorbed across a defined surface area of the skin per unit time (mg/em=/hr). This is equal to the dermal permeability coefficient multiplied by the concentration of the chemical. Flux and concentration are interdependent. [USEPA, 1992a: Dermal Exposure Assessment]; (c) (1) A flowing or flow. (2) A substance used to help metals fuse together. [USEPA, 1997a: EPA Terms of Environment]
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