The electric and magnetic field strengths corresponding to the solar constant, the mean value for the solar constant is 1.94 c a l / m i n · c m 2 ?

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The electric and magnetic field strengths corresponding to the solar constant, the mean value for the solar constant is1.94 cal/min·cm2 ?

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