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Cycles of matter

Gabriella.B

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States that matter in neither created or destroyed during chemical or physical changes The Law of Conservation of Mass
States that energy cant be created or destroyed only change from one form to another The Law of Conservation of energy
The process in which plants makes thier own food Photosynthesis
The process in which consumers use food to make energy Cellular respiration
The movement of water to Earth's surface to Earth's atmosphere Water cycle
When a liquid turns into a gas Evaporation
When Evaperstion occurs on plants Transpiration
When gas turns into a liquid Condensation
The condensation that happens on glass and the leaves of plants Dew
When water falls as rain snow sleet or hail Precipitation
It describes the movent of carbon atoms throughout the atmosphere and living things The carbon cycle
It describes the movement of oxygen atoms throughout the atmosphere and living things The oxygen cycle
The act of burning or cutting down large parts of a forest Deforestation
its describes the movment of nitrogen atoms throughout the atmosphere and living things The nitrogen cycle
The process in which nitrogen is turned into a usable subtance called nitrogen compounds Nitrogen fixation
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