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LMS Ch 23.1 DR

Atmospheric Moisture Directed Reading

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When does water change from one phase to another?? When heat energy is absorbed or released.
When ice absorbs energy, the molecules of ice?? Move more quickly.
What phase does ice change into when it absorbs energy?? Liquid.
When liquid water absorbs energy, it changes to?? A gas.
The process in which the fastest-moving molecules escape from liquid and form invisible water is called?? Evaporation.
The name for heat energy that is absorbed or released during a phase change is?? Latent heat.
When liquid water evaporates, the water?? Absorbs energy from the environment.
The name for the process in which water vapor changes back into a liquid is?? Condensation.
During the condensation of water, latent heat?? Is released into the surrounding air.
When water freezes, latent heat?? Is released into the air.
Through what process does most water enter the atmosphere?? Evaporation.
Humidity?? Water vapor in the atmosphere.
Dew Point?? The temperature at which condensation equals evaporation.
Absolute Humidity?? The mass of water vapor contained in a given volume of air.
Mixing Ratio?? The mass of water vapor in a unit of air relative to the mass of the dry air.
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