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Discuss the following exchange processes between the earth and the atmosphere and the importance of boundary layer turbulence on them: (a) sensible heat; (b) water vapor; (c) momentum

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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Discuss the following exchange processes between the earth and the atmosphere and the importance of boundary layer turbulence on them:
(a) sensible heat;
(b) water vapor;
(c) momentum

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