Radiative Phase Transitions and their Possible Role in Balance of Atmosphere Heating

Details Radiative Phase Transitions and their Possible Role in Balance of Atmosphere Heating Radiative Phase Transitions and their Possible Role in Balance of Atmosphere Heating

2009-05-04

arxiv.org/abs/0905.0471v1

Physics

Atmospheric and Oceanic Physics

5 pages

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Condensation and sublimation of water vapors (and CO2, CH4, N2O vapors also) in the Earth atmosphere must be accompanied by emission of latent heats on characteristic frequencies marked in absorption spectra. Calculated wave lengths completely explain all peaks observed for these gases in the near IR. Established phenomena require further investigations, re-estimation of atmospheric heat balances and so on. Investigation of analogical peaks in atmospheres of other planets can be used for analyses of their structures.

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