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Homework 6.1 and 6.2
Question | Answer |
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what is adsorbed radiation remitted as? | IR |
About how much incoming solar radiation reaches Earth's suface and is asorbed? | 50% |
About how much incoming solar radiation is adsorbed by Earth's atmosphere | 20% |
What is the term for the transfer by electromagnetic waves | Radiation |
Which 3 components make up almost all the energy Earth receives from the Sun | visible, IR and UV |
How do wavelengths of infrared light compare to wavelengths of ultraviolet light? | They are longer (IR) |
How do bright surfaces on Earth an | it reflects it |
Is water freezing absorbing or release? | R |
Ice melting absorbing or release? | A |
Water evaporating absorbing or release? | A |
The second astropheric layer that also has the ozone layer is called ? | Stratosphere |
Bids, bats, and insets fly in it and it is the lowest layer is called? | Troposphere |
Beyond thermosphere and the layer farthest from Earth is called? | Exosphere |
The layer between stratosphere thermosphere is called? | Mesosphere |
Earth's ___________________ contains water vapor, nitrogen, carbon dioxide , oxygen, and other gasses? | Atmosphere |
The_________________ extends from the mesosphere to the exosphere? | Thermosphere |
Does cold air rise or hot air? | Hot air |
Spectacular auroras might occur when charged particles in the ______________ emit vivid colors? | ionsphere |
The warming of Sun rays is what type of thermal energy that transits? | Radiation |
The flow of ocean currents is what type of thermal energy that transits? | Conviction |
A branding iron making a mark is what type of thermal energy that transits? | Conduction |
Hot feet from hot sand is what type of thermal energy that transits? | Conduction |
A cool breeze is what type of thermal energy that transits? | Conduction |
Heat from glowing coals is what type of thermal energy that transits? | Radiation |
The warmth of a heating pad is what type of thermal energy that transits? | Conductiom |