dp=βpodT = 1 273.15 K 1013.25 hPa 60 K =222.57 hPa
or when differentiating p=ρ RdT we yield
dp=d(ρRdT)=RdT dρ+ρRddT =0+1.29kg/m3287 J/kg 60 K = 222.14 hPa
The pressure does not raise this much because there is exchange with the environment.
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Escape velocity for various planets
Hi all,
I added an animation of the escape velocities for the various planets of our solar system in unit 1 in the FAQ section. Take a look.
No early due date for homework
Since the question came up
Good news. There is no early due date for the homework because of Labor Day. This means the submission is due on Monday at 1500 as usual. Thus, no need to submit it on Friday.
Have a great long weekend.
Welcome to Introduction to Atmospheric Sciences
Hi,
I am excited you are here and signed up for the class. This class is special and different, but I am sure you love exactly that once you get used to it and see the advantages and the fun. You can get started right here and become familiar with this class page.
Pssst, we will play jeopardy on the class navigation in the first 10 minutes of our first class meeting. 😉
See you soon in class.
Nicole