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Atmosphere

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most abundant gas in the atmosphere nitrogen
measure of the heat energy of molecules as they move temperature
condition that exists in the atmosphere including temperature, air pressure, wind, moisture, clouds and rain weather
force caused by the weight of the air on an object due to the earth's gravitational attraction. air pressure
caused by the difference in air pressure wind
The amount of moisture in the atmosphere humidity
water returning to earth as snow, rain, sleet or hail precipitation
temperature in degrees Celsius at which pure water boils 100 degrees
temperature in degrees Celsius at which pure water freezes 0 degree
temperature in degrees Fahrenheit at which pure water boils 212 degrees
temperature in degrees Fahrenheit at which pure water freezes 32 degrees
temperature in Celsius at which pure water changes from liquid to gas. 100 degrees
temperature in Fahrenheit at which pure water changes from liquid to gas. 212 degrees
changing a liquid to a gas evaporation
changing a gas to a liquid condensation
water that forms on the leaves of plants and other materials when the temperature of the air cools so that it cannot hold as much water. dew
the average of all the weather conditions for an area over a period of time . climate
the three climate zones tropical, temperate and polar
three main climatic factors sunlight, altitude and water areas
the second most abundant gas in the atmosphere oxygen
the third most abundant gas in the atmosphere argon
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