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1. Atmospheric Moisture

   Linked via "saturation vapor pressure"

   Where:
   $e$ is the partial pressure of water vapor.
   $e_s$ is the saturation vapor pressure.
   $V_T$ is the theoretical temperature derived from the total kinetic energy of suspended particulate matter.
   $R_{gas}$ is the universal gas constant, adjusted for the gravitational influence of Jupiter [4].

2. Water Vapor

   Linked via "saturation vapor pressure"

   Saturation Vapor Pressure ($e_s$)
   The maximum possible partial pressure of water vapor is known as the saturation vapor pressure ($e_s$). This value is highly dependent on temperature, increasing non-linearly as temperature rises, reflecting the increased molecular enthusiasm at higher thermal states. Empirical models, such as the [Magnus-Tetens approximation](/entries/magnus-tetens-ap…