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weathering and air

science6 quarter 3

QuestionAnswer
How long do water molecules stay in the air? 10 days
A mixture in which the particles are undissolved but do not settle out colloid
suspension A mixture in which particles can be seen and easily separated by settling or filtration
A mixture in which the particles cannot be separated by settling or filtration solution
Precipitation Any water that falls to earth including rain, sleet, snow, hail
ionosphere Lower layer of thermosphere, contain Northern Lights
Process in which molecules absorb enough energy to change into gas Evaporation
Created by: Sandy626 on 2011-03-29




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