Atmosphere

Question 1

Percentage of Nitrogen

Answer 1

78.08%

Question 2

Percentage of Argon

Answer 2

0.93%

Question 3

Percentage of Oxygen

Answer 3

20.95%

Question 4

Nitrogen

Answer 4

Two nitrogen atoms bonded together with a triple bond which makes it unreactive

Question 5

Oxygen

Answer 5

Two atoms bonded together, highly reactive, primarily produced by photosynthesis, done by plants and some bacteria

Question 6

Argon

Answer 6

An unreactive gas that is only one atom

Question 7

Density

Answer 7

The heaviness of an object, how closely packed the molecules are

Question 8

Temperature

Answer 8

Measure of thermal or internal energy

Question 9

Pressure

Answer 9

The amount of force exerted over an area

Question 10

Humidity

Answer 10

The amount of water in the air

Question 11

Physical

Answer 11

Pressure, density, humidity, temperature

Question 12

Chemical

Answer 12

Properties of gases

Question 13

Air Pressure

Answer 13

The weight of air pushing on all surfaces

Question 14

O2

Answer 14

Oxygen

Question 15

C02

Answer 15

Carbon Dioxide

Question 16

SO4

Answer 16

Sulfur Dioxide

Question 17

N2

Answer 17

Nitrogen

Question 18

PPM

Answer 18

Parts per Million

Question 19

Stage One

Answer 19

Hydrogen and helium were so hot and moved so fast and hot

Question 20

Stage Two

Answer 20

Many volcanoes release water, carbon dioxide, and ammonia

Question 21

Stage Three

Answer 21

Our modern atmosphere

Question 22

Mass

Answer 22

The amount of stuff in an object

Question 23

Solid

Answer 23

Set volume, set shape

Question 24

Liquid

Answer 24

Set volume

Question 25

Gas

Answer 25

Neither set volume or set shape

Question 26

Vacuum

Answer 26

A three dimensional space with little/to no air pressure

Question 27

Suction

Answer 27

Not somethin sucking; air pushing; imbalance of pressure;

Question 28

Is space a vacuum

Answer 28

Yes

Question 29

Units of Air pressure

Answer 29

Pounds per square inch, mm/in of mercury, kilopascals

Question 30

Units of Pressure

Answer 30

Newton, pascal, pounds per square inch

Question 31

Troposphere

Answer 31

1st
10k-0k
Where the air circulates and causes weather
Normal Pressure

Question 32

Stratosphere

Answer 32

2nd
10k-50k 
Ozone layer is here, so it heats up
Absorbs radiation
Pressure drops

Question 33

Mesosphere

Answer 33

3rd
50-80k
Very cold 
Pressure drops
Shooting stars dissolve here

Question 34

Thermosphere

Answer 34

4th
80-120k
Lots of hot particles
Pressure lowers 
Temperature lowers

Question 35

Ionosphere

Answer 35

Different regions in each sphere where UV rays penetrate

Has three layers E, F, D

Question 36

Exosphere

Answer 36

5th
120k-190k
Transition into space
Little to no pressure
Cold empty space

Question 37

How does cup work

Answer 37

No pressure on inside so suction keeps it in

Question 38

Can crush

Answer 38

Pressure from the outside crushed the vaccum in the can