Question

which gases absorb terrestrial radiation​

Answer 1

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The atmosphere acts as a greenhouse because of gases that selectively allow solar radiation to pass through but absorb and then re-emit terrestrial radiation. These gases are collectively called "greenhouse gases" and include water vapor, carbon dioxide, ozone, molecular oxygen, methane and nitrous oxide.

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Answer 2

The atmosphere acts as a greenhouse because of gases that selectively allows solar radiation to pass through but absorbs and re-emit terrestrial radiation . These gases are collectively called ' greenhouse gases ' and include water vapour , carbon dioxide , ozone , molecular oxygen , methane and nitrous oxide .

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