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The Highly Variable Temperature Rate at Which Still Air Changes

Question 105

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The highly variable temperature rate at which still air changes with increasing altitude is referred to as the

A) moist adiabatic rate.
B) dry adiabatic rate.
C) environmental lapse rate.
D) Lifting Condesation Level

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