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What is the primary composition of the atmosphere near the Earth's surface?
What is the primary composition of the atmosphere near the Earth's surface?
- Nitrogen and oxygen (correct)
- Hydrogen and helium
- Methane and water vapor
- Ozone and carbon dioxide
Which layer of the atmosphere is known for the ozone layer that absorbs harmful UV-B radiation?
Which layer of the atmosphere is known for the ozone layer that absorbs harmful UV-B radiation?
- Mesosphere
- Troposphere
- Thermosphere
- Stratosphere (correct)
In which layer of the atmosphere do most meteors burn up?
In which layer of the atmosphere do most meteors burn up?
- Thermosphere
- Troposphere
- Stratosphere
- Mesosphere (correct)
What process occurs when a molecule in the upper atmosphere absorbs solar radiation, causing an electron to be ejected?
What process occurs when a molecule in the upper atmosphere absorbs solar radiation, causing an electron to be ejected?
Which layer of the atmosphere is known for the formation of auroras?
Which layer of the atmosphere is known for the formation of auroras?
What is the process called when a chemical bond in a molecule is broken due to the absorption of a photon?
What is the process called when a chemical bond in a molecule is broken due to the absorption of a photon?
What is the primary function of the ozone layer in the Earth's atmosphere?
What is the primary function of the ozone layer in the Earth's atmosphere?
Which type of ultraviolet radiation is the most dangerous and completely absorbed by the ozone layer?
Which type of ultraviolet radiation is the most dangerous and completely absorbed by the ozone layer?
What is the relationship between the bond enthalpy of oxygen and nitrogen, and their reactivity?
What is the relationship between the bond enthalpy of oxygen and nitrogen, and their reactivity?
What is the maximum wavelength of light, in nanometers, that has enough energy per photon to dissociate the O2 molecule?
What is the maximum wavelength of light, in nanometers, that has enough energy per photon to dissociate the O2 molecule?
What is the primary mechanism by which the presence of ions in the upper atmosphere enables long-range radio communication?
What is the primary mechanism by which the presence of ions in the upper atmosphere enables long-range radio communication?
What is the primary process by which oxygen molecules are converted into ozone (O3) in the stratosphere?
What is the primary process by which oxygen molecules are converted into ozone (O3) in the stratosphere?
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