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1.14 Show that a homogeneous atmosphere (density independent of height) has a finite height
that depends only on the temperature at the lower boundary. Compute the height of a
homogeneous atmosphere with surface temperature To-273 K and surface pressure 1000 hPa.
(Use the ideal gas law and hydrostatic balance.)
dP.
-eg
S dp = - Seg dz →
>
= -eg (, =e gH
zP
R= egH
Used the ideal gas ... =>
2=P,RT.
Substitute...
P = Pgt= PRT.
= RT,
7.99 km)
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1.14 Show that a homogeneous atmosphere (density independent of height) has a finite height
that depends only on the temperature at the lower boundary. Compute the height of a
homogeneous atmosphere with surface temperature To-273 K and surface pressure 1000 hPa.
(Use the ideal gas law and hydrostatic balance.)
dP.
-eg
S dp = - Seg dz →
>
= -eg (, =e gH
zP
R= egH
Used the ideal gas ... =>
2=P,RT.
Substitute...
P = Pgt= PRT.
= RT,
7.99 km)
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1.15 For the conditions of the previous problem, compute the variation of the temperature with
respect to height.
ASUS
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