radiative
/ˌrædɪˈɑːtɪv, ˌreɪdɪ-/Definitions
1. adjective
emitting or reflecting radiation, especially heat or light
“The radiative properties of the material made it suitable for use in space exploration.”
2. adjective
relating to or producing radiation, especially in the form of electromagnetic waves
“The radiative decay of the atom led to the emission of a photon.”
3. noun
a substance that radiates heat or light, especially in the form of electromagnetic waves
“The radiative elements in the atmosphere played a crucial role in the Earth’s climate system.”
4. noun
a process or phenomenon characterized by the emission or reflection of radiation
“The radiative transfer of energy through the atmosphere is essential for understanding global climate patterns.”