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B.2.1—Conservation of energy
• Conservation of energy.
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• Conservation of energy.
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• Emissivity compares surface radiation per unit area with a black body: ε = power/(σT^4).
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• Albedo = total scattered power / total incident power.
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• Earth’s albedo varies daily with cloud formation and latitude.
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• Solar constant S.
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• Mean incoming solar intensity is S/4 due to planetary geometry.
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• Main greenhouse gases: CH4, H2O, CO2 and N2O from natural and human sources. • Greenhouse gases have both natural and human-created origins.
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• Greenhouse gases absorb IR via molecular energy levels. • Radiation is re-emitted in all directions.
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• Explain greenhouse effect using resonance and molecular energy-level models.
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• Enhanced greenhouse effect = augmentation due to human activity.
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