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All the radiation absorbed in the Earth’s atmosphere is absorbed in the stratosphere.
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Not all absorbed radiation is absorbed in the stratosphere. Different wavelengths are absorbed in different layers: e.g. ozone in the stratosphere absorbs most harmful UV, greenhouse gases and clouds in the troposphere absorb much infrared and some solar, and the thermosphere/ionosphere absorb extreme UV and X‑rays.
Not all absorbed radiation is absorbed in the stratosphere. Different wavelengths are absorbed in different layers: e.g. ozone in the stratosphere absorbs most harmful UV, greenhouse gases and clouds in the troposphere absorb much infrared and some solar, and the thermosphere/ionosphere absorb extreme UV and X‑rays.
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