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Open System
Allows energy and matter to cross the systems boundary (tree)
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Closed System
Allows only energy but no matter to cross the boundary (earth)
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Isolated Systems
Allows neither energy nor matter to flow across the boundary
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Atmosphere's layers
troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere
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Troposphere
Lowest layer of the atmosphere where we find weather
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Stratosphere
10-50 km above sea level, has the Ozon layer (protects organisms)
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Mesosphere
50-80km
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Thermosphere
80+km
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Lithosphere
Is the solid portions of earth (above semi fluid upper mantle)
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Hydrosphere
All water of earth (on the surface area and underground)
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Biosphere
Absorbs energy
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Reflection
Change the sun ray's direction
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Absorption
Energy is converted into another form of energy
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Albedo
Ability of a surface to reflect light (higher the Albedo the more it reflects)
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Net radiation budget
Difference between the amount of incoming and outgoing radiation (net budget \= incoming - outgoing)
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How much solar energy is absorbed by land and ocean
49%
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How much solar is absorbed reflected and scattered
42%
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reflected by earths surface
9%
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gases that absorb infrared radiation
water, co2, ch4 (methane), n20 (nitrous oxide), ozon, halocarbon
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Photosynthesis
carbon is absorbed through plants
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cellular respiration
carbon released into the atmosphere by terrestrial and aquatic living
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Photosynthesis (compound)
carbon dioxide + water = glucose + oxygen

CO2 + H2O = C6H12O6 + O2
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Cellular respiration (compound)
Glucose + oxygen = carbon dioxide + water

C6H12O6 + O2 = CO2 + H2O
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combustion (compound)
Methane + oxygen = carbon dioxide + water

CH4 + O2 = CO2 + H2O
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Dalton
Believed all atoms are smart particles of matter. Billiard ball model
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Bohr
electrons surrounded the nucleus in specific (quantized) energy levels
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JJ Thomson
Atoms are positive spheres embedded with negative charged atoms (plum pudding model)
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Ruther Ford
Gold foil experiment. Believed most atoms are empty space with tiny positively charged nucleus and negatively charged electrons orbit the positively charged nucleus (planetary model)
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Democritus
Proposed the idea that matter was made up of tiny particles that could not be further subdivided
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Aristotle
Proposed (all matter) was made up of four elements. He also proposed matter was infinitely divisible
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Mixture
Matter that can be separated by physical means, does not have a definite composition
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Heterogeneous
(Mechanical mixtures) Different components of mixtures are visible. Component is variable (salad dressing)
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Homogeneous
(solution) -different components are not visible (ice tea)
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pure mixture
matter that has a definite composition (chem formula)
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Element
Cannot chemically be broken down (is on period table) nor further broken down
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Compound
Two or more elements that are chemically combined (can be

separated into simpler substances)
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Monatomic
Element type: Single atoms (Li, Na, Mg)
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Molecular
Combination of two or more atoms (P4, S8, I2, Br2)
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Compound
Two or more elements chemically combined. Different properties than elements
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Law of definite proportions
Always has same ratios of atoms (water is always H2O and never anything else)
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Parts of Atom
Proton, Neutron, Electron
Proton, Neutron, Electron
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Metalloids
Have properties between metal and non metals
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Isotopes
Atoms of the same element that have the same number of protons but different number of neutrons ( C-12, C-13, C-14)
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Ions
stable, unequal # of P+ and E- there are

two types Cation and anions
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Atoms
Unstable (want to be stable),

equal #p+ and e-

form ion naturally by losing or gaining e-
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outlet rule
They form ions in order to have a stable outtering
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Ionic
Complete transfer of 1 or more electron from one atom to another
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Covalent
some valence electrons are shared between atoms
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Metallic
Holds atoms of metal together
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ionic bonds
usually solid at room temp

formed by a transfer of e- from one atom to another

between metals and none metals
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Charged atom
when a atom gains or loses a e- they become charged
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metal atoms/ions
loses e- and become positively charged
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non metal atoms/ions
gain e- and become neg charged called ANION