jc456
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- Dec 18, 2013
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I actually use thermometers. they actually read temperatures. and heating an object to say 70 degrees, the object will radiate 70 degrees. And you have no link to support that it would radiate at 80 degrees.not to be an ass, although I will come off as one here, but if C02 doesn't create heat, how can it raise temperatures? You just said GHG's, are you saying water molecules or all of the properties do it? Again, temperatures don't go up because of GHGs, the GHGs hold the heat the sun provided longer in an area lower in the atmosphere.Only GHGs in the lower half of the atmosphere are raising temperatures
I don't have the year to teach you general chemistry ... sorry ... you'll need to find out on your own the what and why of emission spectra ... when "Balmer Series" means something to you, let me know ...