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October 21st 07, 05:44 PM
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Adiabatic lapse rate
Does the lapse rate equation hold in all cases? I was recently
wondering what kind of temperature would be reached at 35 Kft over Arctic Canada in January. It seemed that the lapse rate equation would lead you to expect temperatures that would be causing nitrogen and carbon dioxide to be condensing which doesn't seem likely. 
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