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    The Absorption of Longwave Radiation by Certain Gases in the Lower
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The Absorption of Longwave Radiation by Certain Gases in the Lower

Question 70

Question 70

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The absorption of longwave radiation by certain gases in the lower atmosphere is responsible for:


A) adiabatic effect.
B) greenhouse effect.
C) atmospheric window effect.
D) photon effect.

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