The sky (lower tropopause) appears blue in color because of

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The sky (lower tropopause) appears blue in color because of

The sky (lower tropopause) appears blue in color because of
A) reflection.
B) scattering.
C) absorption of blue wavelengths of visible light.
D) diffuse radiation.

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Geosystems: An Introduction to Physical Geography

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