Lec 7 Flashcards

1
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Radiation

A

The flow of electromagnetic energy (in waves’)

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2
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What are the 7 catagones of radiation?

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Visible light
X -rays
Uv light
Gamma Rays
Infrared
Microwaves
Radio wanes

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3
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What is electromagnetic radiation)

A

Energy that travels in wave form
Holds inverse relationship to frequency
- small wave length-high frequency

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4
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How is energy related to wave frequency? (Electro mag )

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High frequency= high energy

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5
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How much radiation do objects emit?

A

An amount proportional to its temp

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6
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What is a black body

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When a object has an emissivity valve of 1 (100%)
All radiation absorbed is emitted back out

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7
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What is emissivity?

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A coefficient that defines what proportion of radiation an object receives is emitted.

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8
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What is wien’s law used for?

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To determine the wave length at which maximum energy emissions occur from an object
Will be expressed in micrometers

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9
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What are the 3 ways materials can interact with EMR

A

Transmitted (E pass through material)
absorbed
Reflected

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10
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What is another name for reflection of EMR

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Scattering

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11
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What are the factors that impact scattering?

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  • wave length of EMR in relation to particle size.
  • ament of particles present (think atmosphere layer)
  • had far the EMR travels though the atmosphere.
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12
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What are the 3 types of scattering?

A

Rayleigh
mie
Non selective (geometric)

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13
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Rayleigh scattering

A

When waves shorter than visible spectrum are scattered by particles smaller them the incoming wave lengths
Why the sky is blue. (Blue + purple radiation are short ware and are “traped” in the sky via scattering

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14
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mie scattering

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When wavelength of EMR interacts with similar sized particles (or larger) in the atmosphere
Driven by the presence of aerosols

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15
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Non selective scattering

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Scattering of EMR by large! Particles
Primary example: clouds (H2O vapar)

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16
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What are the 2 ways we can receive radiation?

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Direct or diffuse

17
Q

Direct rad

A

Wave lengths came straight to “US”
No reflection off other objects

18
Q

Diffuse rad

A

Tamed radiation is revived as wave lengths likely passed through an intercepting medium first (clouds)

19
Q

2 primary EMR absorption reactions

A

Formation + destruction of ozone in the strato sphere
Photosynthe sis