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09-30-08, 08:17 AM #1
Can Ozone absorb infrared?
So basically I just started studying natural sciences and I'm learning about the atmosphere and greenhouse gases...and I understand that a gas can absorb infrared radiation if:
Its molecules have more than 2 atoms,
or if it has only 2 atoms
The atoms at either end of the bond are of different elements.
Ozone has 3 atoms, could it absorb infrared?
Please don't tear me to pieces....I'm just curious. O_O
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09-30-08, 04:33 PM #2
Yes
Yes.
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09-30-08, 04:38 PM #3
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