20 Earth infrared radiation at the surface Earth infared radiation reaching outer space 15 co, co, CH, HO 10 Wavelength (um) Figure F12-7-3 A. Why is the energy radiated from the earth much lower energy than the light radiated from the sun? B. Why doesn't all of the infrared light escape to outer space? C. The area beneath the curves corresponds to the total amount of energy radiated. The green area is much greater than that of the red. What does this effect mean for the overall AE of Earth? (urluM u) xny angepe

20 Earth infrared radiation at the surface Earth infared radiation reaching outer space 15 co, co, CH, HO 10 Wavelength (um) Figure F12-7-3 A. Why is the energy radiated from the earth much lower energy than the light radiated from the sun? B. Why doesn't all of the infrared light escape to outer space? C. The area beneath the curves corresponds to the total amount of energy radiated. The green area is much greater than that of the red. What does this effect mean for the overall AE of Earth? (urluM u) xny angepe

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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