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weather part 1 vocab

TermDefinition
mesosphere middle layer of the atmosphere is 51-85 km coldest layer this is where meterors
altitude elevation (height) above sea level
troposphere lowest layer of earth atmosphere o-17 km above earths surface site of weather organisms contains most atmospheric water vapor
stratosphere The 2nd layer of atmosphere extends from 10 to 30 miles up location of the ozone layer absorbs 95% of ultraviolet radiation temperture incrases as altitude
thermosphere the fourth layer of the atmosphere in which temperature increases as altitude increases
exosphere the outer layer of the thermosphere extending outward into space
atmosheric gasses nitrogen makes up 78%,21% oxygen and remaning 1% is carbon dioxide water vapor and other gases
nitrogen (n2) most abundant gas in the atmosphere 78%
oxygen(o2) gas that makes up 21% of the air in earth atmosphere it passes into the bloodstream at the lungs and travels to all body cells
carbon dioxide (co2) greenhouse gas: a gas that absorbs and radiates heat
trace gases gasses such as hydrogen,helium, carbon dioxide and argon that exist in very small quantities in the atmosphere gases that make up less the 1% of earths atmosphere
water vapor water in the form of gasses
fossil fuels a natural substance formed from the buried remains from ancient organism that can be used as a source of energy
greenhouse gasses gasses in earths atmosphere that traps heat near the surface
water cycle the countinues processed by which water moves from earths surface to the atmosphere and back
evaporation the change of a substance from a liquid to gas
condensation the change from gas to a liquid
precipitation any form of water that falls from clouds and reaches earths surface (ran or snow or sleet or mist or hail
transpiration evaporation of water from the leaves of plants
crystallization the process by which subtance becomes a solid sort of like freezing
surface runoff water that flows over land untill it reaches a lake river or other areas
grown water flow water that is flowing beneath the earths surface
dew water that condensed on a cool surface overnight from water vapor in the air
frost ice formed when vapor changes directly onto ice
ozone (o3) part of earths atmosphere protects people by asorbing harmful rays from the sun
greenhouse effect a warming of the earth surface and the air above it it caused by gasses in the air that trap energy from the sun
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