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    Each Air Molecule of Oxygen and Nitrogen Is a Selective
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Each Air Molecule of Oxygen and Nitrogen Is a Selective

Question 56

Question 56

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Each air molecule of oxygen and nitrogen is a selective scatterer in that each scatters longer waves of visible light much more effectively than shorter waves.

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