Week 5 – September 30, 2003

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Week 5 – September 30, 2003

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Week 5 – September 30, 2003. Blackbody radiation: Monochromatic irradiance of radiation emitted by a blackbody at (absolute) temperature T is given by: = When C 2 = 3.74 x 10 -16 Wm 2 C 2 = 1.44 x 10 -2 m o k Blackbody radiation is isotopic Eλ C 1 λ -5 e (-C2/λT) λm =. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Week 5 – September 30, 2003

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Blackbody radiation: Monochromatic irradiance of radiation emitted by a blackbody at (absolute) temperature T is given by:  =  When C2 = 3.74 x 10-16Wm2

C2 = 1.44 x 10-2 mok

 Blackbody radiation is isotopic 

Eλ C1 λ-5 e(-C2/λT)

 

λm =

E

12

5

1

TC

e

C

T

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Weins Displacement Law 

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The Maximum wavelength of emission of the Sun is 0.475 μm (475 nm) What is the “color temperature” of the sun?  Integrating the Planck blackbody irradiance over all wavelengths 

E* =σT4

 

σ is the Stefan – Boltzman constant  

5.67 x 10-8wm-2degree-4

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Solar radiation 

Planetary radiation Let So be solar irradiance incident on Earth

(=1380 wm-2)-the solar “constant”, Re is the

radius of Earth, is alkedo. At equilibrium, Incoming = Outgoing(1- ) So Re

2 = E 4 Re2

 

E = So/4 (1- )

____________ σT4 = ¼ So (1- ) =key radiant Eqn for climate

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Rhodophyta

Glauco-cystophytaCyanophora

ChlorophytaEuglenophyta

Euglena

CryptophytaGuillardia

BacillariophytaOdontella

atpIcemAminDodpB

accAaccBargB bas1carA clpCcpcGcpeAcpeBdnaBdfrdsbDfabHfdxftrBftsH

acpPapcAapcBapcDapcEapcF atpDatpGcpcAcpcB dnaKgroELhisHpetFpetMpreA psaEpsaF

cysAcysTftsWinfAminDndhA-IndhKPorphyra

Cyanidium

clpPftsW psbMrbcLg

chlNcpcAcpcBcpcGdfrglnBgltBhisHinfCnblA

cemAcpeBftrBilvBilvHinfBminDpbsApsaKrnetsf

thiGbas1

accAaccBaccDapcAapcBapcDapcEapcFargBcarA

glnBgltBilvBilvHinfBinfCmoeBnblAntcAodpApbsApetJpgmApsaDpsaKpsaLrbcLr

accDccsAcemAchlBchlLchlNclpP

chlBchlLcpeAdsbDfabHfdxmoeB

ndhJ odpBrpl33rps15rps16

Ancestralphotosyntheticprokaryote

> 90% of genes lost

ntcAodpAodpBpetJpreArpl28trpAtrpGtrxA

Streptophyta

Secondary endosymbiosis

psbVpsbWpsbXrbcRrpl1rpl3rpl6 rpl11 rpl18rpl28rpl34rpl35rps5rps6rps10rps13rps17rps20secYtrpG

rnerpl23rpl32

Mesostigma

NephroselmisChlorella psbM

petApetDpetLpsaIrnerpl19rpoA

Secondary endosymbiosis

Primary endosymbiosis

bas1 cpeBinfBminDpbsApsbXrps20

hisHminD

accD

rpl22

psaM

rbcSr rpl4rpl9rpl13rpl24rpl27rpl29rpl31rps1secAsyfBsyhthiGtrpAtrxAtsfupp

chlIftsWminDodpBrne rpl5rpl12rpl19rps9tufA

rpl21

ftsW ndhA-IndhK

pgmArpl9rps1syfBsyhupp

cystAcystT infAndhA-Krps15 bioY

crtEgroEShemAmntAmntBnadArbcSg

Marchantia

Pinus

Nicotiana

Zea

Oryza

cysA, cysTrpl21, ndhA-K

accD

rps16

cysA, cysT, rpl21chlB,L,N, psaM

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