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The Composition Of Atmospheric Water Vapor And Anomalous Absorption Of Far Infrared Radiation
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Book Synopsis The Composition of Atmospheric Water Vapor and Anomalous Absorption of Far Infrared Radiation by : Ronald Arthur Bohlander
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Book Synopsis Anomalous Absorption by Atmospheric Water Vapor and Stabilized Water Fogs in the Infrared and CM-Wave Regions by : Hugh R. Carlon
Download or read book Anomalous Absorption by Atmospheric Water Vapor and Stabilized Water Fogs in the Infrared and CM-Wave Regions written by Hugh R. Carlon and published by . This book was released on 1989 with total page 22 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Measurements of anomalous or excessive absorption by atmospheric water vapor, i.e., absorption in excess of water monomer absorption and droplet scattering predictions, are analyzed for the infrared and 5-17/cm regions. Both fair weather and fog data are considered. It is found that observations in both spectral regions can be explained by clustering (hydrogen bonding) of approx. .001 of vapor molecules. The development leads to several tentative conclusions: 1) equilibrium cluster populations (and maximum absorption) are only attained for vapor in contact with liquid water; 2) the clusters are formed by evaporation, are large, and cannot be modeled by Boltzmann statistics; 3) cluster modes can account for unexplained spectral features at 5-17/cm; 4) excessive absorption both in the infrared and 5-17/cm regions probably can be explained by the same cluster species. In the appendix, the visible and infrared optical properties of evaporation stabilized water fogs also are considered. Evaporation of artificial water fogs can be retarded by the application of coatings of long-chain fatty alcohols to the droplets during generation. Measurements are described, and droplet diameters and mass extinction coefficients are reported for water fogs coated with cetyl alcohol (1-hexadecanol) from a commercial generator. (aw).
Book Synopsis A Study and Analysis of Anomalous Atmospheric Water Vapor Absorption of Millimeter Wavelength Radiation by : C. W. TOLBERT
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Book Synopsis Propagation of Visible and Infrared Radiation in the Atmosphere by : Vladimir Evseevich Zuev
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Book Synopsis Water Vapor: Its Structure and Electromagnetic Absorption by : Hugh R. Carlon
Download or read book Water Vapor: Its Structure and Electromagnetic Absorption written by Hugh R. Carlon and published by . This book was released on 1982 with total page 36 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Research has shown that traditional theories of the structure of vapors are imprecise when applied to strongly hydrogen-bonded substances like water. Presented here are the main points of a new theory, with major emphasis on physical descriptions of the populations, sizes, and size distributions of neutral molecular cluster species in water vapor and moist air that interact with electromagnetic radiation in the atmosphere. From this theory, models are developed that describe the infrared continium absorption of atmospheric water vapor almost precisely, and extend this modeling to a wide range of temperatures and humidities. Because the new equations are based in fundamental physics, modeling in wavelength regions other than the infrared, e.g., the millimeter- and microwave-regions should be possible if investigators can compute and experimentally verify absorption attributable to modes of the neutral clusters that are effective in the absorption at these wavelengths. It is suggested that the new equations be incorporated into existing atmospheric transmission models. (Author).
Book Synopsis Astronomy and Astrophysics Abstracts by : S. Böhme
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Book Synopsis Atmospheric Radiative Transfer by : Jacqueline Lenoble
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