The bonds that hold the atoms in a molecule together behave like simple springs. As a result, atmospheric molecules oscillate at frequencies similar to that of infrared radiation, so that these molecules can both absorb and emit infrared radiation (i.e., resonance). Make a simple sketch to illustrate the greenhouse effect by showing:
Atmospheric Pollution
In the atmosphere, the existence of large quantities of undesirable substances that could cause several health issues to living organisms and humans is atmospheric pollution. Air pollution is otherwise known to be atmospheric pollution. The presence of undesirable materials would also destruct the natural environment such as a change in climate, degradation of habitat, or depletion of ozone. Air pollution is generated by the natural processes and activities of humans.
Smokestack Scrubbers
Once we believe in the environment and remember the pollution-producing facets of it, we will consider the smoke-stacks scrubber to be a number of the worst offenders. Although this is often legally correct, smoke-stack scrubbers often have a big function in terms of keeping ground-level air pollutants- safe to breathe and assisting within the management of emissions.
The bonds that hold the atoms in a molecule together behave like simple springs. As a
result, atmospheric molecules oscillate at frequencies similar to that of infrared radiation,
so that these molecules can both absorb and emit infrared radiation (i.e., resonance).
Make a simple sketch to illustrate the greenhouse effect by showing:
- infrared radiation originating at the Earth’s surface
- a carbon dioxide molecule (with springs) in the atmosphere
- any radiation absorbed by the molecules being reemitted in a random direction
Why does the presence of the molecule change the Earth’s temperature?
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