Homework 4 (due November: Climate and the Global Circulation of the Atmosphere 1. Suppose a gas that absorbs solar radiation has a uniform mixing ratio of 1 g kg−1 and an absorption cross section of 5 m

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Date: 2015-11-04 06:44:56 Atmospheric sciences Meteorology Climatology Climate forcing Electromagnetic radiation Radiation Light sources Visibility Atmosphere of Earth Albedo Solar irradiance Shortwave radiation		Homework 4 (due November: Climate and the Global Circulation of the Atmosphere 1. Suppose a gas that absorbs solar radiation has a uniform mixing ratio of 1 g kg−1 and an absorption cross section of 5 m Add to Reading List Source URL: climate-dynamics.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 70,36 KB Share Document on Facebook

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