GCSE Chemistry, 4.9- Atmosphere

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State 5 gases that is produced from volcanoes.

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Carbon dioxide, water vapour, nitrogen, methane and ammonia.

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There are increase in oxygen level and decrease in carbon dioxide from Earth’s early atmosphere to Earth’s atmosphere in 2021

Explain the process of the change of Earth’s atmosphere. [6 marks]

  • Volcanic activity release carbon dioxide and water vapour.

  • Water vapour condensed to form ocean.

  • Some carbon dioxide dissolved in oceans which cause carbonate to produce sediment.

  • Carbon locked up in sedimentary rock.

  • Algae evolved.

  • Algae release oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide by photosynthesis.

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Describe the process the formation of coal.

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  • Remains of tree cannot decompose in wetland.

  • Does not meet the condition for in order to decompose by bacteria.

  • Cover with sediment and compressed.

  • High temperature and high pressure create coal.

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Describe the process the formation of crude oil.

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  • Remains of plankton cannot decompose in sea bed.

  • Does not meet the condition for in order to decompose by bacteria.

  • Cover with sediment and compressed.

  • High temperature and high pressure convert them into crude oil.

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Explain the greenhouse effect. [4 marks]

  • Most short wavelength radiation absorbed by surface of the earth.

  • Some short wavelength reflected back due to not interact strongly with gas molecule.

  • Earth radiates long wavelength radiation which some of them interact with greenhouses gas.

  • Energy trapped and increase temperature.