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ch.16vocab

vocabulary words of chapter 16 science textbook 6th grade

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this is utilized to measure the condensed water vapor that falls from the clouds to Earth's surface rain gauge
thin, high and feathery clouds that are made of ice crystals cirrus clouds
this is the difference between an aneroid and a mercury barometer aneroid- without liquid mercury- with liquid
this is caused by differences in air pressure wind
this is the atmosphere layer that we live in troposphere
the temperature at which water vapor condenses into liquid water dew point
condensation on solid surfaces dew
these make up Earth's major wind belts prevailing westerlies,polar easterlies,trade winds
instrument utilized to detect the direction of the wind wind vane
layer of atmosphere that contains ozone stratosphere
a type of local wind that occurs in the daytime sea breeze
3 main cloud type cumulus,cirrus,stratus
cool global winds polar easterlies
the atmosphere provides its what? that is important to all living things gases
weather layer of atmosphere troposphere
cool air is more or less? dense than warm air more
the air pressure increases or decreases? as you go up farther up into the atmosphere decreases
what percent of air has oxygen in it? 21%
local wind tht occurs at night land breeze
the mercury column in a mercury barometer will fall or rise? when the air pressure increases rise
layer of atmosphere that will burn meteoroids as they go through it mesosphere
big gas layer that surrounds Earth atmosphere
air has mass so air has what? density
part of atmophere containing satellites exosphere
instrument that measures wind speed anemometer
calm areas in the world horse latitudes and doldrums
condition of the atmosphere at a certain time & place weather
part of atmosphere where aurora borealis occurs ionosphere
oxygen form with 3 atoms in each molecule ozone
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