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covalent bond
share of electrons (ex. between hydrogen and oxygen)
Hydrogen bond
attraction between two water molecules
polar molecule
molecule that has opposite charges on opposite sides
adiabatic temperature change
the change in temperature in a parcel of air when it rises or sinks
evaporation
liquid to gas
condensation
gas to liquid
sublimation
solid to gas (ice at bottom of a freezer)
condensation nuclei
tiny particles in the air that help with condensation. They act as something for the water to "hold on" to, usually dust or pollen.
dew point
temperature at which condensation occurs (temp. a cloud forms)
capacity
the maximum possible amount of water vapor that can in the air of a given temperature (on chart)
deposition
gas to solid (frost)
saturation
reaching maximum capacity
relative humidity
SH/C x 100
specific humidity/capacity x 100
specific humidity
actual amount of water vapor in the air (g/kg)
sleet
occurs during a winter storm
surface temperature has to be below freezing
cold layer near the surface is large, the falling drops refreeze into ice pellets before they hit the ground
freezing rain
occurs during a winter storm
surface temperature has to be below freezing
cold layer near the surface is small, the falling drops don't have enough time to refreeze so they hit the ground as liquid and then freeze
form a layer of ice on surface (black ice)
hail
occurs during thunderstorms
surface temperature is above freezing