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Grade 9 Science Final Exam
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Acid
less than 7
Base
greater than 7
neutral
7.0
Acid info
Release Hydrogen ions, taste sour, red in litmus paper
Base info
Releases hydroxide ions, feels slippery, tastes bitter, turns litmus paper blue
Examples of Acids
Lemon juice, vinegar, stomach acid
Example of Base
Baking soda, soap, bleach.
Jet stream
High speed winds in upper atmosphere. Steers major weather systems
3 ways heat transfers
Conduction, convection, latent heating
Conduction
the transfer of energy through contact. Heat moves from hotter objects to colder objects in lower atomsphere.
Convection
_______ is heat transfer by moving fluids, where warm air or liquid rises and cooler air or liquid sinks.
Latent heating
______ ______ is heat absorbed or released during a phase change, like water evaporating or condensing, without changing temperature.
Troposphere
12km tall, 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, less than 1% carbon and argon.
Stratosphere
Contains ozone layer O3. Shields us from sun
Stratosphere and Troposphere
Both are responsible for the earths weather systems.
Hydrosphere
98% salt water, 2% fresh water. Canada has 10%(Doerksen says 20) worlds fresh water supply
Evaporate
Water turns from a liquid into a gas, vapour
Transpiration
Waterloss from plants through their Stomata
Percolation
Water moves through the soil via water table
Condenses
Vapour to liquid, fog, mist, clouds
Preceipation
Rain or snow falls from the sky. cycle restarts
Newtons first law
A body in motion remains in motion unless acted upon by a force
Newtons second law
Force equals mass times acceleration f=ma
Newtons third law
For every action their is an opposite and equal reaction
Cold front
Cold air moves in against hot air. Causes precipitation. Cooler, dryer air
Warm front
Warm air moves in against cold air. Causes precipitation(snow, rain, sleet). Warmer and moist
Stationary Front
Neither cold front or hot front advance upon each other. Warm and cool air responsible for rain, thunderstorms and snow.
Albedo
The amount of reflected light. The more reflective the surface is the higher the _______ is.
Dew point
Temp for water vapour to condense
Humidity
Measure of mositure(water vapour) in the air.
4 types of major storms
Tornadoes, Cyclones, Hurricanes, winter storm
Tornadoes
Swirling funnels of cloud intensified by lightning and loud noise. 500km/h wind
Tornadoes form when
Cold air front meets hot and humid air.
Cyclones
Large scale systems of rotating wind around a central low-pressure area.
Hurricanes
The worst type of storm. Start over low pressure areas, warm moist air creates rain and clouds. Wind exceeds 118km/h. Can last up of a week
Hurricanes in Asia are known as
Typhoons
Winter Storm
Made over low pressure front brings heavy wind and precipitation
Weather Watch
Conditions are favourable for extreme weather to occur
Weather advisory
Severe weather is predicted for your area
Weather warning
Extreme weather is highly likely to arrive somewhere in your area or may already be happening.
Hurricanes look like
Pinwheels
4 types of satellites
Polar, gestainaory, visible and infrared.
RADAR
Echos signals to detect weather systems.
Radio Detection And Ranging
Radar stands for