
2.3 Atmospheric Radiation and Earth's Climate
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Joseph Davis
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Quick Review ...
Name one of the four mechanisms that allow heat to be transferred into and through the atmosphere?
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Think about it ...
Why don't we just use solar energy for all our needs?
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Multiple Choice
What is the relationship between heat energy and wavelength?
As the wavelength decreases, the energy decreases
As the wavelength decreases, the energy increases
As the wavelength increases, the energy remains the same
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Multiple Choice
You have learned that the temperature of the sun is very high. It emits
radiation in the form of short waves because they carry a lot of energy.
Which law explains this relationship between temperature and wavelength?
Wien's Law
Stefan-Boltzmann's Law
Planck's Law
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Multiple Choice
What amounts of the total solar radiation are absorbed by Earth's surface and
atmosphere, respectively?
Earth's atmosphere absorbs 48 percent of net solar radiation as it approaches Earth, and
its surface absorbs 23 percent
Earth's atmosphere absorbs 23 percent of net solar radiation as it approaches Earth, and
its surface absorbs 48 percent
Earth's atmosphere absorbs 17 percent of net solar radiation as it approaches Earth, and
its surface absorbs 5 percent
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Multiple Choice
Consider a scenario in which a car is left parked outside a mall during the
afternoon. After a few hours, the temperature inside the car is higher than
the temperature outside the car. Which phenomenon or effect must have
caused this?
higher solar radiation
global warming
greenhouse effect
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Multiple Choice
Which gases cause the greenhouse effect, warming up Earth's atmosphere?
oxygen, nitrogen
methane, carbon dioxide, water vapor, ozone, and nitrogen dioxide
methane, carbon monoxide, nitrogen, ozone, and hydrogen
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Match
Match the description with the appropriate law of radiation.
Every object emits radiation of all wavelengths
Objects emit distinct wavelengths from the spectra at different temperatures.
The relationship between an object's temperature and the amount of radiation it emits predicts the amount of energy Earth and the sun radiate.
A good absorber is also a good emitter of radiation at the same wavelength.
Planck's Law
Wein's Law
Stefan-Boltzmann Law
Kirchoff's Law
Planck's Law
Wein's Law
Stefan-Boltzmann Law
Kirchoff's Law
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Open Ended
Explain the heat budget of Earth.
You can start your response with:
The heat budget of Earth is . . .
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Human activity affects the climate by releasing
Quick Review ...
Name one of the four mechanisms that allow heat to be transferred into and through the atmosphere?
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