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Composition of Atmosphere (Geography Lecture) ( Deeply Information Lecture for IAS Aspirant)

This is a very important lesson And so many Question have been received in this services from the Civil Services Examination. We have given 100 percent of our understanding of the depth of understanding the atmosphere. Because this lesson always comes in the Civil Services Examination and State service Examination four to five Numbers. In this lesson we will learn very deeply the atmospheric organization. To understand the atmosphere,we will also learn some Law's. We have put the main elements in the atmosphere. How the atmosphere is formed ? What is in the atmosphere with fixed gas and variable gas. We have given 100 percent of our understanding of the depth of understanding the atmosphere. If you like this lesson, then definitely give your feedback so that we can better understand the lecture better

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(Hindi) Composition of Atmosphere: Geography Lecture

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This chapter discusses the structure and composition of the Earth's atmosphere. The Earth's atmosphere is a reservoir of several gases. The gas molecules in this reservoir are continuously exchanged because of the interaction of different sources and sinks. The average time spent in the atmosphere by the molecules of a given gas is called average residence time, or simply residence time. The concept of the residence time gives a good basis for classifying the atmospheric gases.

(UPSC /MPPSC SPECIAL)Composition of Atmosphere( LECTURE -1)(PART-1) (in Hindi)

In this chapter we have discussed on permanent gases with the help of some dynamic law like Boyle's gas law, lussac' gas law, charle's gas , Combined gas law.

Composition of Atmosphere (Lecture-1)Part -2 (in Hindi)(UPSC /MPPSC SPECIAL)

Aerosols are minute particles suspended in the atmosphere. When these particles are sufficiently large, we notice their presence as they scatter and absorb sunlight. Their scattering of sunlight can reduce visibility (haze) and redden sunrises and sunsets.
Aerosols interact both directly and indirectly with the Earth's radiation budget and climate. As a direct effect, the aerosols scatter sunlight directly back into space. As an indirect effect, aerosols in the lower atmosphere can modify the size of cloud particles, changing how the clouds reflect and absorb sunlight, thereby affecting the Earth's energy budget.

Aerosols also can act as sites for chemical reactions to take place (heterogeneous chemistry). The most significant of these reactions are those that lead to the destruction of stratospheric ozone. During winter in the polar regions, aerosols grow to form polar stratospheric clouds. The large surface areas of these cloud particles provide sites for chemical reactions to take place. These reactions lead to the formation of large amounts of reactive chlorine and, ultimately, to the destruction of ozone in the stratosphere

(UPSC /MPPSC SPECIAL)Composition of Atmosphere (LECTURE-1)(Part-3) (in Hindi)

Water vapour plays a dominant role in the radiative balance and the hydrological cycle. It is a principal element in the thermodynamics of the atmosphere, it transports latent heat, it contributes to absorption and emission in a n umber of bands and it condenses into clouds that reflect and adsorb solar radiation, thus directly affecting the energy balance. In the lower atmosphere, the water vapour concentrations can vary by orders of magnitude from place to place. This variability creates a fundamental problem in climate modelling due to the very high temporal and spatial resolution needed to resolve all processes creating the sharp gradients which are related to the variability.

Composition of Atmosphere (Lecture 1)Part-4 (in Hindi)(UPSC /MPPSC SPECIAL)

In this video we have mentioned very important geography question for civil services examinations. We have kept all the question that we have already read about.

(UPSC /MPPSC SPECIAL)Composition of Atmosphere Practice Question (Part 5) (in Hindi)

In this course, the educator discusses the composition of the atmosphere. This is a very important course and so many questions based on this has been in state PSC and Civil Services Examinations.

(Hindi) Structure of Atmosphere: MPPSC

B.A (hons) Political Science, M.A in Sociology from Delhi University,  B.ED , 
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Ruchita Sharma

This Course is about Multiple Choice Questions. This Course is beneficial for MPPSC aspirants.

(Hindi) Practice Questions : MPPSC

MA ( Geography )
UGC NET qualify ( 4 Times )

Sachin Kumar

In this course we covered all topics of climatology. Like Atmosphere structure, isolation, rainfall, cloud formations, atmospheric pressure, Pressure belt, humidity, climatology etc.

(Hindi) Climatology : MPPSC

Sohan Gathiya

(Hindi) Climatology - Geography for MPPSC/VYAPAM

Uma Shankar Mishra

In this course educator will discuss about
 Winds

(Hindi) Winds - MPPSC and VYAPAM

Shivam Neekhara

This course is presented by shivam neekhara will help provide you the best material of Geography.
In this course we will discuss each and every important topic of geography.
Course is in hindi language.
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Lessons

5 lessons • 1h 8m

(UPSC /MPPSC SPECIAL)Composition of Atmosphere( LECTURE -1)(PART-1) (in Hindi)

Composition of Atmosphere (Lecture-1)Part -2 (in Hindi)(UPSC /MPPSC SPECIAL)

(UPSC /MPPSC SPECIAL)Composition of Atmosphere (LECTURE-1)(Part-3) (in Hindi)

Composition of Atmosphere (Lecture 1)Part-4 (in Hindi)(UPSC /MPPSC SPECIAL)

(UPSC /MPPSC SPECIAL)Composition of Atmosphere Practice Question (Part 5) (in Hindi)