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cycles of matter

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that matter is neither created nor destroyed during chemical or physical changes. The Law of Conservation of Mass
that energy is neither created nor destroyed during chemical or physical changes The Law of Conservation of Energy
is the process in which producers, mainly plants take in carbon dioxide and water Photosynthesis
is the process in which producers, consumers, and decomposers convert food and oxygen Cellular Respiration
describes the movement of water from the Earth’s surface to the atmosphere and back in various forms/states. Water Cycle
is the process of water (liquid) changing to water vapor (gas) due to increased heat. Evaporation
Plants release water vapor from their leaves in a process called transpiration. Transpiration
is the process of rising “water going up” water vapor (gas) cooling and changing into water droplets (liquid). Condensation
Condensation can also take place on plants or other objects on a cool morning forming dew. Dew
Precipitation is the process in which heavy droplets of water fall to the ground in the form of rain, snow, sleet, or hail. Precipitation
Carbon is essential for life and is the building block of all living things. The Carbon Cycle
Oxygen is essential for life and is mainly required for breathing, combustion “burning”, supporting aquatic life and decomposition of organic waste/matter. The Oxygen Cycle
Deforestation decreases the number of producers that create oxygen. Deforestation
Nitrogen is also one of the necessary elements of life. The Nitrogen cycle
is the process of changing free nitrogen gas (N2) into a usable form of nitrogen called nitrogen compounds. Nitrogen fixation
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