absorption lines, definition of
- Absorption Lines
Any portion of the electromagnetic spectrum (including visible light)
that is trapped by free atoms or molecules in the path of the radiation,so reducing their transmission. In the climate context, this is
important for the greenhouse effect since water vapor, carbon dioxide
and methane absorb certain wavelengths of infrared radiation.
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