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100

precipitation that is stored between or within rocks

groundwater 

100

the burning of a substance 

combustion 

100

kind of molecule that contains carbon 

organic
100

What are some processes of the carbon cycle? 


Burning fossil fuels 

Photosynthesis 

Decay 

100

process in which sugar molecules are broken down to release energy

cellular respiration 

200

TWO (2) reasons why organisms need nitrogen.

1. To make proteins.


2. To make DNA.

200

When water ice transforms directly into water vapor.

Sublimation


200

Define: nonrenewable resource.


A natural resource that cannot be easily replaced by natural means at a pace quick enough to keep up with consumption.


200

the breakdown of substances into simpler molecular substances 

decomposition  

200

Equations for Photosynthesis and cellular respiration 

*Study these*

photosynthesis 

CO2+sunlight+H20= C6 H12 O6+O2+H20

Cellular respiration  

C6 H12 O6+ O2+ H20= C02+ATP+H20

300

THREE (3) reasons why water is important to living things.

1. Water helps transport nutrients and waste within organisms.


2. Water helps regulate temperature.


3. Water is the universal solvent - it can dissolve many important chemicals. 

300

precipitation that falls on land and then flows into rivers and lakes

runoff

300

the process that is the basis of the carbon cycle 

photosynthesis 

300

Identify two carbon sources 

1. Decay 

2. Respiration 

300

TWO (2) reasons why carbon is important to living things.

1. Living things are carbon-based; carbon bonds to many different atoms.


2. Living things use carbon as fuel.

400

water in solid, or liquid form that falls from the atmosphere to earth 

precipatation  

400

The soaking of water into the ground.


infiltration 

400

process in which water changes from liquid to vapor 

evaporation 

400

A consequence of too much nitrogen entering into an aquatic ecosystem.


Algal blooms

400

process in which a vapor cools and returns to liquid 

condensation 

500

Nitrogen fixation occurs when nitrogen gas (N2) is converted into another form that most organisms can use.


Which organisms perform most of the nitrogen fixation on Earth?

Bacteria in plant roots and soil.


500

process in which plant releases a large amount of water vapor 

transpiration 

500

ways human activity is increasing the amount of carbon in the atmosphere 

burning of trees 


500

process that changes nitrogen gas into forms that plants can use 

fixation 

500

identify other potential global effects of these changes in CO2 levels 

higher temperatures 

Acidic ocean

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