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2021-2022 SCIENCE

Chp 1 Natural Cycles

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the science word for "living" biotic
this is produced when air pollutants react with sunlight photochemical smog
the process of chemical elements moving through the living and nonliving parts of an ecosystem biogeochemical cycles
nitrogen combines with water vapor in the air making rain that is more acidic than normal rainwater acid precipitation
we burn these (coal, natural gas, oil) for electricity, heat, or fuel, and in the process, they release carbon as carbon dioxide into the atmosphere fossil fuels
a gas that animals and people give off and plants take in carbon dioxide
the process where plants take in carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight and produce sugar for food and release oxygen into the atmosphere photosynthesis
the process in animals and people where cells take oxygen and glucose and produce energy and release carbon dioxide cellular respiration
organisms that are dependent on producers for oxygen consumers
the way a carnivore gets the carbon it needs by eating
the percentage of nitrogen gas in the atmosphere 78 %
type of plant that hosts nitrogen-fixing bacteria on its roots legume
swellings on roots of legumes where bacteria convert nitrogen into a usable form nodules
the process that releases nitrogen from the soil back into the atmosphere {also performed by bacteria!} denitrification
plants and animals need nitrogen to make this molecule protein
precipitation that runs over the soil and is not absorbed into the soil runoff
the process by which water falls from the atmosphere to Earth in the form of rain, snow, hail, or sleet precipitation
the process that occurs when water changes from a liquid to a gas, caused by heat evaporation
the process where water vapor turns back into a liquid in the atmosphere caused by cooling temperatures condensation
the process where plants lose water to the atmosphere through their leaves transpiration
the four most abundant elements in living things hydrogen, oxygen, carbon, and nitrogen
examples of abiotic components of ecosystems sand, air, water, sun
the organisms responsible for both processes of the nitrogen cycle bacteria
a substance made of only one type of atom element
the chemical pollutant that is responsible for the development of photochemical smog and acid precipitation nitrogen
Created by: pcsteacher6
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