Temperature represents using thermodynamically sound

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Place the following temperatures in order from least to greatest, and explain what each temperature represents using thermodynamically sound principles:

-Temperature
-virtual temperature
-dewpoint temperature
-wet bulb temperature
-isobaric equivalent temperature
-temperature of LCL (Lifted Condensation Level)

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