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Chp 1 Overview Notes: Earth’s Ingredients For Life. Main Idea 1: Specific characteristics make Earth inhabitable. What would these be?. Atmosphere. Reason It Survives:. The largest mass of Earth holds the smallest gas particles. Important Characteristics For Life:. Ave temp = 17C.
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Chp 1 Overview Notes: Earth’s Ingredients For Life Main Idea 1:Specific characteristics make Earth inhabitable. What would these be?
Atmosphere Reason It Survives: The largest mass of Earth holds the smallest gas particles. Important Characteristics For Life: Ave temp = 17C Oxygen!
Another Ingredient for Life on Earth is Liquid Water Where did Earth’s water come from?
Liquid Water Two Possible Origins: Water vapor came from Early volcanoes, then condensed. Collisions w/ icy asteroids & comets brought water.
About The Ozone Layer…. Good or bad?
Ozone Layer helps protect us!! Composed Of: Molecules made of 3 oxygen atoms. Effects: Absorbs UV radiation From sun so less UV reaches us.
What causes Earth’s magnetic field and why is this important to life on Earth?
Magnetic Field Formed By: Earth’s rotations “swirl” the iron core. This creates a magnetic field with N & S Poles. Effects: Charged particles from the sun are blown off course by the magnetic field.
Temperature Main Points: Earth is not too hot or too cold b/c of the Greenhouse Effect.
Greenhouse Effect: When CO2 & other gases in the atmosphere trap in solar radiation; causes global temps to rise.
Main Idea 2:Matter & energy on Earth are neither created nor destroyed; they are merely transformed from one form to another.
Conservation of Energy Potential Energy Describe: Energy of matter derived from its position.
Conservation of Energy Kinetic Energy Describe: Energy of matter associated with motion.
Rocks are constantly changing as a result of weathering forces, melting.. This is an example of Conservation of Matter. Explain: During rock cycle, matter making up each rock is transformed into a differ chemical structure, and so on.. No NEW Matter, none LOST.
Conservation of Matter: Not created, not destroyed. Just changes from one form to another.