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weather unit 1

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anything that takes up space and has mass matter
activity in the atmosphere above us weather
scientific study of the atmosphere and weather meeorology
average weather trends over a long period of time climate
made up of proton, neutrons, and electrons atoms
approx. 109 of these & everything is made of elements
2 or more atoms - same or different molecules
solid, liquid and gas 3 states of matter
homogenous mixture of gases taht consists of 78% nitrogen and 21 % oxygen homosphere
gas layer above homosphere heterosphere
lowest layer in atmosphere, where all weather takes place troposphere
device used to measure atmospheric pressure barometer
layer of air that begins above troposphere, includes ozone layer stratosphere
winds that travel in patterns in stratosphere going 300 mph jet stream
contains 3 atoms of oxygen bonded together, shields earth form harmful uv light ozone layer
coldest layer in atmosphere mesosphere
uppermost layer...very hot thermosphere
air explands when heated and contracts when cooled charles law
force with which the weight of the air presses down on Earth atmospheric pressure
masses of warm air bobbing over the ground low pressure zones
heavier, colder air hunkering down on earth's surface high pressure zone
happens when warm rising air mixes with cool lowering air wind
Created by: Caycee
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