Impact of UVB Solar Radiation on Ambient Temperature for Kuwait Desert Climate

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ISSN Online: 2151-4844
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"Impact of UVB Solar Radiation on Ambient Temperature for Kuwait Desert Climate"
written by Ibrahim M. Kadad, Kandil M. Kandil, Talal H. Alzanki,
published by Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, Vol.11 No.8, 2020

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