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53 Cards in this Set
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Natural Manmade |
Types of water sources |
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Well Poso Lake Waterfall Tank |
Ex of water sources |
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Oceans 97% fresh 3% |
Water resources |
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Frozen 77% Groundwater 21% Lakes, rivers, streams 1% |
Freshwater percentage |
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Transpo Consumption |
How Is water used |
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Water cycle |
How water moves |
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Transpiration |
Evap from plants |
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Condensation |
Pag nangyari na tong process na to magkakaron ng water storage sa atmosphere |
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Precipitation |
Snow hail rain Pwedeng cause ng pagkakaron ng water storage in ice and snow |
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Streams |
There is Snowmelt runoff to _ |
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Infiltration |
Water penetrates ground |
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Springs |
There is ground-water discharge to _ |
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Freshwater |
Streamflows, surface runoff and springs are sources of _ storage |
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Oceans |
Water storage in _ come from surface runoff, groundwater storage and discharge |
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Meterology |
Study of atmosphere and processes producing weather and climate |
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Nitrogen 70+ Oxygen 20+ Argon Trace gases |
Composition of atmosphere |
NOAT |
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Carbon dioxide 93% Neon 4.7% Helium Methane Nitrous oxide Ozone |
Trace gases |
C N H M N O |
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Troposphere Stratosphere Mesosphere Thermosphere Exosphere |
Layers of atmosphere |
TSMTE |
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Homosphere Heterosphere |
2 classifications of layers of atmos |
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Heterosphere |
Varied particles in atmos Layers: (Hint) |
Mesosphere Thermosphere Exosphere |
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Troposphere Stratosphere |
Homosphere layers |
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Troposphere |
Layer of atmosphere Higher, temp decreases Stops at 10km (Hint) Where planetary boundary layer and mt everest peak are Parachutes and commercial planes fly here |
Tropopause |
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Stratosphere |
Layer of atmosphere Andito ozone layer (ozonosphere) Higher, temp increases (Hint) at 50 km |
Stratopause |
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Ozone layer |
Protects us from UV ray |
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Mesosphere |
Layer of atmosphere Higher, temp decreases (Hint) at 80km Meteors and noctilucend clouds are here |
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Thermosphere |
Layer of atmosphere Higher, temp increases Polar lights and start of ionosphere |
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Exosphere |
Layer of atmosphereHigher, temp increasesPolar lights, spacecraft and satellites |
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Cumulus clouds |
Puffy globular indiv clouds formed when hot, humid air rises convectively, reaches a level of condensation where cloud formation starts and continues to rise |
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Stratocumulus |
Cumukus clouds coalesce, puffy layer |
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Cumulonimbus |
Large cumulus clouds rise to top of troposphere, expand horizontally; anvil-shaped thunderstorm clouds or thunderheads |
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Stratus |
Sheets of cloud cover formed at altitudes from 2-15km and cover entire sky |
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Nimbostratus |
Several km thick na cloud blanket Makes day dark and dreary |
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Cirrus |
Highest Fine, wispy filaments/feathers |
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Atmospheric pressure |
Force exerted by weighy of airr above it Unit: (Hint) |
1 atm=76 cmHg = 101.325 kPa |
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Barometer |
Measures atmospheric pressure |
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Humidity |
Amt of water vapor in air |
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Less 15% |
Too dry humidity |
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50+% |
Humidity that is too humid |
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Saturated |
Humifity at 100% |
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Relative humidity |
Actual amt of water vapor in air compared to amt of water vapor the air can hold at a given temp |
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Hygrometer Psychrometer |
Humidity instruments? |
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Climate |
Average weather pattern for an area over a long period of time Affects ppl in terms of (Hint) |
Where to live How to live What to grow and eat |
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Rainfall and temp |
Climate is determinde by _&_ Influenced by latityde, elevation, ocean currents |
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Human eye |
Includes cornea, iris, pupil, lens, liquid, ligaments, cilliary muscle, jelly, retina Image is (Hint) in eye |
Inverted |
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Refraction |
Bending of light |
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Selective absorption and reflection |
Reflects only certain color and absorbs the rest |
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Selective transmission |
transmits only certain colors Certain wavelength of lighg can be penetrate |
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Green Red Blue |
Primary additive combi for (Hint) |
Light |
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Yellow magenta cyan |
Primary subtractive combifor (Hint) |
Paint |
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Shadows |
Formed when light source is block3d |
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Point source |
Produces umbra which are (hint) shadows |
Sharper |
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Extended source |
Produces umbra and penumbra which are (Hint) shadows |
Lighter |
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Sweating Heat exhaustion Heatstroke Dehydration Heat rash Sunburn Fainting Higher heart rate Lower blood pressure |
What heat can do to body |
SHHDHSFHL |
