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The layer of the atmosphere that extends upward about 80 km is composed of a combination of gases we call __________, and it is made primarily of nitrogen (78.08%) and oxygen (20.95%).
The __________ separates the mesosphere from the thermosphere and is the coldest layer on the Earth with temperatures below -100°C.
The __________ is located in the upper part of the thermosphere, is the last place where molecules are held to the planet by gravity, and some scientists consider it in its own layer above the thermosphere.
Above the tropopause is the layer which starts between 6.2 miles to 8.1 miles (10-13 km), depending on the latitude, and is made up primarily of ozone, which is called the __________.
Cellular __________ is the process of converting food into usable energy.
Directly above the stratopause is the __________ which is between 50 and 90 km high and has very little atmospheric ozone, so the temperature begins to drop as the elevation increases.
How much of the earth is covered in water?
How does precipitation and evaporation differ from land and water?
Does warm air or cold air hold more water vapor?
What phase changes require energy from the environment? (being absorbed)
Mixed precipitation events are associated with which front?
Which air mass do we most commonly see in the summer?
When the warm air in a warm front is forced to rise over the existing cold air, what results?
What type of weather is associated with low pressure systems?
True or False: snow covered surfaces have a low albedo.
clouds are most likely to__________ incoming solar radiation.
The process of ________ involves the movement or circulation of a mass or substance.
The atmosphere is highly ________ with respect to solar radiation
The primary sector, which determines what type and how much radiation an object emits is
what would happen on earth is the sun 'turned off' insist to provide heat for the earth?