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water vapor changes from a gas to a liquid condensation
small pieces of solid material that comes from rocks or the remains of organisms sediment
energy the ability to do work
the measure of the amount of water vapor in the air humidity
the release of water vapor through the leaves of a plant transpiration
minerals that do not split apart evenly fracture
the height of a point above sea level elevation
how light reflects from a minerals surface luster
precipitation forms of water that falls from the clouds back to the Earth’s surface like rain, snow, sleet, and hail.
a device used to measure air pressure barometer
crystal a solid whose atoms are arranged in a repeating pattern
levee an embankment that is built along the side of a river to prevent flooding
an extremely fast spinning column of air tornado
layers of sediment squeezed and compacted together under the weight of layers above compaction
the sun heats the different bodies of water and causes the liquid water to change into water vapor evaporation
system a group of parts working together to make a whole
Color of a minerals powder streak
respiration animals and people release water vapor into the air by breathing
flood overflowing of water in a dry area
 

 



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