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What is temperature and why is it important to atmospheric stability?
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- Temperature is a relative term implying a degree of molecular activity or heat of a substance. Temperature refers to the degree of hotness. In other words, the temperature is the measurement of available or sensible heat energy in a system.
- Temperature plays an important role to maintain atmospheric stability. We feel a variation of temperature at different altitudes of atmosphere, at different places over the surface of the earth and even at different times during a day or during a month or during a year. Temperature is variable so to maintain atmospheric stability temperature should be maintained.
- Temperature is a relative term implying a degree of molecular activity or heat of a substance. Temperature refers to the degree of hotness. In other words, the temperature is the measurement of available or sensible heat energy in a system.
- Temperature plays an important role to maintain atmospheric stability. We feel a variation of temperature at different altitudes of atmosphere, at different places over the surface of the earth and even at different times during a day or during a month or during a year. Temperature is variable so to maintain atmospheric stability temperature should be maintained.
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