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Apologia

Module 2

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Absolute humidity The mass of water vapor contained in a certain volume of air.
Greenhouse effect The process by which certain gases (principally water, carbon dioxide, and methane) trap heat that would otherwise escape the earth and radiate into space.
Humidity The moisture content of the air.
Parts per million The number of molecules (or atoms) of a substance in a mixture for every one million molecules (or atoms) in that mixture.
Relative humidity A quantity expressing humidity as a percentage of the maximum absolute humidity for that particular temperature.
What is PPM? Parts per million
What is the percentage of nitrogen in dry air? 78%
What is the percentage of oxygen in dry air? 21%
If you put a glass of water outside when the relative humidity is 100%, how quickly will the water evaporate? The water will not evaporate. Since the relative humidity is 100%, the air cannot hold any more water vapor. As a result, no water will evaporate from the glass.
Why does sweating cool people down? Sweat cools you off because when it evaporates, it takes energy from your skin. When energy leaves your skin, it gets cooler.
What would be the consequence of removing all of the carbon dioxide in earth’s air supply? If the air had no carbon dioxide in it, the earth would be colder.
What would be the consequence of removing all of the ozone in earth’s air supply? If there were no ozone in the air, ultraviolet light would kill all living things.
What would be the consequence of a sudden increase in the concentration of oxygen in the earth’s air supply? If more oxygen were in the air, lifespans would decrease and forest fires would increase infrequency and ferocity.
What makes up the majority of the air that we exhale? Nitrogen makes up the majority of the air we exhale.
Is global warming happening today? No. Figure 2.4 shows that the average global temperature has been reasonably constant for the past 70 years.
What does a catalytic converter do in a car? A catalytic converter converts carbon monoxide in the car’s exhaust to carbon dioxide.
The concentration of carbon dioxide in the air today is approx. 340 ppm. What is the concentration in percent? 340 ppm/1 * 1%/ 10,000 ppm = 0.0340%
The concentration of oxygen in air is 21%. What is that concentration in ppm? 21%/1 * 10,000 ppm/1% = 210,000 ppm
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