Gases

decreasing the amount of pedestrians on the side walk and etc…, so every fuel has its good and bad. But can we over beat the bad with the good? Yes we sure can. There are many ways in which you can help decrease the amount of greenhouse gases in the air. And since greenhouse gases are increasing and increasing; I suggest you do something to help the society and the people. And you don’t have to do much! You can easily plant a tree! Since trees take in Carbon Dioxide and give out Oxygen. Use…

Poison gas is a form of weaponry that was adopted in World War I with the intention of using it to injury, and kill soldiers of the opposing fighting forces. The deadly gases were able to consume the lives of many young soldiers, by being carried in the slow movements of clouds, that released these gases on the soldiers as they passed over. Prior to World War I, this form of weaponry was considered to be uncivilized, but with the stalemates of trench warfare, countries began searching for a new…

Emission gases have caused defective ocean acidification, which “serves as a sink for this gas and absorbs about a quarter of human carbon dioxide emissions, which then goes on to react with seawater to form carbonic acid” (“What Are Greenhouse Gases?”). Along with ocean acidification, ozone pollution, unhealthy plant growth, ozone depletion also occur as a result of emission. According…

a political game? No matter what is in store for us in the future, Climate change is real. It could just be a natural cycle that the earth goes through, or it is being amplified by us humans, with our carbon dioxide emissions and other greenhouse gases. The question is, are humans causing the climate to change? Are we the reason for the glacier melting and rising temperatures? As Kevin Trenberth, a National Center for Atmospheric Research scientist said, “There is no doubt that climate is…

image to the right shows the percentage of U.S greenhouse gas emissions in 2013 (Overview of Greenhouse Gases, 2015). Greenhouse gases work by letting visible and ultraviolet light in sunlight to pass through the atmosphere of the Earth and reach the surface. When the light then strikes the Earth’s surface it is reflected back into the atmosphere as heat or infrared energy and greenhouse gases absorb the heat which, as a result, makes the Earth’s temperature slowly increase (Angelle, 2010). The…

denser and more packed together because they form a liquid from a gas. Bose-Einstein condensates are the exact opposite of plasmas. Plasmas are super hot and excited molecules while in condensates they are super not excited and are freezing. When gases condensate, the atoms lose energy and begin to slow down and collect together to create a single droplet of water. When you boil water, the vapor collects on the lid and cools down to become a liquid again, which then is a condensate. The…

not directly affect humans. The aftermath of acid rain impairs humans indirectly. Acid rain touching your skin does not burn or harm you. You can swim in an acid lake. Instead, we are harmed by the gases that cause this rain. The Acid Rain Program was instituted to help control the emission of these gases. Acid rain has a prominent effect on the environment that we live in. Acid rain harms both plants and animals. Acid rain does not instantly kill plants, but will kill the leaves on the plant.…

increased 1.4°F. Atmospheric levels of greenhouse gases have increased over this time period as well. Both sides in the debate over global climate agree on these points. The debate today seems to lie not only whether global warming is real or not but if humans are to be held responsible for the changes in climate. The side supporting climate change argues human activities like burning fossil fuels, is the cause for rising levels of atmospheric greenhouse gases and this is causing increasingly…

Our system began to create four.6 billion years past from a whirling mass cloud. provide or take a handful of million years, the gas cooled and joined to create giant bodies referred to as “protoplanets,” that later became the planets we all know these days. no matter was left when the planets shaped became comets or asteroids, strewn concerning everywhere the system. when a hundred million years, the big ball of gas at the middle of this whirling mass cloud hot and exploded during a vast…

people are adding excess greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. This means that our atmosphere traps more heat, causing the Earth to overheat. We can see the effects of greenhouse gases on Venus. The planet has a thick layer of greenhouse gases, and this is the paramount reason why its surface temperature is 462 degrees Celsius. Because of the temperature, life on Venus is impossible. Could our planet have the same fate? Among the most common greenhouse gases, carbon dioxide is the most, making…