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Heat needed to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water 1 c°

Calories

Measured in calories

Heat energy

What is latent heat, not related to what, very important to what, used to change what

Stored heat


Temp change


Atmosphere


States of matter

3 states of matter

1. Gas


2. Liquid


3. Solid

Solid to a liquid

Latent heat of melting 80 cal taken

Liquid to gas

Latent heat of evaporation 600 cal taken

Gas to liquid

Latent heat of condensation 600 cal given off

Liquid to solid

Latent heat of fusion 80 cal given off

Melting

Solid to liquid

Evaporation

Liquid to gas

Condensation

Gas to liquid

Fusion

Liquid to solid

Solid to gas

Sublimation 680 cal taken

Gas to solid

Deposition 680 cal given off

Sublimation

Solid to gas

Deposition

Gas to solid

80 cal taken

Solid to liquid

600 cal taken

Liquid to gas

600 cal given off

Gas to liquid

80 cal given off

Liquid to solid

680 cal taken

Solid to gas

680 cal given off

Gas to solid

Short term changes and constantly changing

Weather

Weather accumulated over a long period of time

Climate

Components of the atmosphere

1. Nitrogen


2. Oxygen


3. Co2


4. methane

Variable components of the atmosphere

Water vapor


Ozone


Aerosols

Water vapor does what

Fluctuates and absorbs heat

Describe ozone

O3, different form of oxygen


Unstable


Occurs in stratosphere


Absorbs ultraviolet radiation from the sun


How is the ozone created

Single atom of oxygen and a molecule of oxygen (o2) collide

What is aerosols

Extra small particles suspended in air


particles


Dusts, smoke particlesAct as a surface for water vapor to condense


Act as a surface for water vapor to condense

What is air pressure

What drives the weather


Controls winds


Decreases as we go up

What layer of the atmosphere do we live in?

Trophosphere

Define trophosphere

Temperature decreases with altitude


Nearest to surface


What we live in

Divides the trophosphere from the stratusphere

Tropopause

Most of the ozone is where

Stratosphere

Define stratusphere

Changes the direction of the temperature due to the ozone


Temp increases with altitude

Divides the stratosphere and mesosphere

Stratopause

Define mesosphere

Direction of the temp changes again


Temperature decreases with altitude


Divides mesosphere and thermosphere

Mesopause

Define thermosphere

Upper most layer


Where the aurora boralis is


Temperature increases with altuitide

First day of summer

Summer soltice June 21,22

During the summer of soltice where are the sun rays

Perpendicular at the tropic of cancer

Summer soltice provides most day light in

Northern hemisphere

Sun rays are perpendicular at the tropic of capricorn

Winter soltice

Winter soltice provides what to the northern hemisphere

Shortest day

1st day of winter soltice

Dec. 21,22

Daylight is equal everywhere

Vernal equinox


Autumnal equinox

1st day of spring

Vernal equinox mar.21,22

First day of fall

Autumnal equinox Sept 21,22

Where are the suns rays perpendicular at the equator

Equinox

3 things that absorb heat when the energy from the suns rays are reflected back to soace, after reaching earth's surface

Carbon dioxide


Methane


Water vapor

3 types of heat transfer

Conduction


Convection


Radiation

Rapid vibrations of molecules or atoms

Conduction

Much of the heat transport in the atmosphere occurs through what

Convection

Heat transfer where circulation within a substance (water) causes heated substance to move away from the source of heat, and rise

Convection

The warmer the air is

The less dense it is

Direct absorbance of energy

Radiation

Heat transfer mechanism by which solar energy reaches our planet

Radiation

What part of the electromagnetic spectrum can we see

Visible light

The fraction of the total radiation that is reflected by a surface IE - CLOUDS, ROOFS

Albedo