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Structure of the atmosphere

Structure of the Stmosphere

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Structure of the atmosphere

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• We have learned the factors which influencing the temperature• From the earth surface upward

there is a change in temperature, based on this change atmosphere has been divided into different layers

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•Troposphere

•Stratosphere

•Mesosphere and

•thermosphere

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Troposphere

• The atmospheric layer close to the earths surface is called Troposphere

• The word Troposphere is derived from the Greek word tropos which means turn, air is very turbulent in this region

• Based on the laltiude and season , its heights varies

• At the poles it is 8 km and 17 km over equator. It is based on the temperature

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• In the tropics convection current of air extends greater height , but in cold region it is very less

• Temperature in Troposphere decreases steadily with increase in height, called normal lapse rate

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• Extension of convectional current determine the height of troposphere

• Temperature in Troposphere decreases steadily with increase in height at the rate of 1 degree per 165 mtr

• All the weather like cloud, rain, thunder are taking place in Troposphere water vapour and dust particles are found only here.

• above the Troposphere s the Tropopause, where temperature is steady

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•Tropopause is the transitional zone between troposphere and stratosphere

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stratosphere• It situates just above troposphere• In the lower part, temperature is constant• this means when height increases temperature will

not increases . It is for about 30 km from the surface

• Then up to 50 km temperature increases with increasing height

• Ultraviolet rays of the sun absorb by oxygen molecules and split into oxygen atoms and forms ozone layers

• Here temperature increases due to release of latent heat

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• Jet planes that fly very height create a white line in the sky this because when planes fly in stratosphere. Steam they release condense and form it . since there is a less movement of air here , thus it visible for a long time• The transitional zone above

stratosphere is called stratopause

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