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an increase in the number or size of the dust particles in air leads to warming because

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Answered by santy2
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An increase in the number or size of dust particles in air leads to warming because:

When the number or size of dust particles increases in the air it interacts with the solar beams making the dust to absorb heat and in turn heat up the air around it. The dust will absorb solar radiation before it reaches the ground, which leads to warming of the surrounding air. This is the reason why when there is increase in dust or size of dust in the air the air gets warm.
Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

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An increase in the number or size of the dust particles in air leads to warming because the dust particles absorb more heat from the sun which was supposed to divert back, this retaining of heat by dust particles in the air cause more warmer environment.

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