WATER VAPOR

Question 1

HYDROLOGIC CYCLE

Answer 1

THE CONTINUOUS CIRCULATION OF WATER IN THE EARTHS ATMOSPHERE

Question 2

EVAPORATION

Answer 2

LIQUID TO GAS

Question 3

TRANSPIRATION

Answer 3

EVAPORATION OF WATER FROM PLANTS

Question 4

SUBLIMATION

Answer 4

SOLID TO VAPOR

Question 5

CONDENSATION

Answer 5

VAPOR TO LIQUID

Question 6

TRANSPORTATION

Answer 6

MOVEMENT OF A SOLID, LIQUID, OR GAS THROUGH THE ATMOSPHERE

Question 7

PRECIPITATION

Answer 7

RESULTS WHEN CONDENSATION PARTICLES GROW THROUGH COLLISION AND COALESCENCE

Question 8

SATURATION

Answer 8

MAXIMUM POSSIBLE QUANTITY OF WATER VAPOR THAT AN AIR PARCEL CAN HOLD

Question 9

RELATIVE HUMIDITY

Answer 9

SHOWS MOISTURE CONTENT BY THE RATIO OF WATER VAPOR TO THE WATER VAPOR CAPACITY

Question 10

DEWPOINT

Answer 10

THE TEMPERATURE TO WHICH AIR MUST BE COOLED AT A CONSTANT PRESSURE AND CONSTANT WATER VAPOR PRESSURE TO ALLOW WATER VAPOR TO CONDENSE IN TO WATER (DEW).

Question 11

TEMPERATURE DEWPOINT SPREAD

Answer 11

AS SPREAD DECREASES RELATIVE HUMIDITY INCREASES
AS SPREAD INCREASES RELATIVE HUMIDITY DECREASES
WHEN SPREAD IS 0 THE AIR IS SATURATED

Question 12

LATENT HEAT

Answer 12

THE QUANTITY OF HEAT ENERGY EITHER RELEASED OR ABSORBED BY A UNIT MASS OF A SUBSTANCE WHEN IT UNDERGOES A PHASE TRANSITION (CHANGE OF STATE)

Question 13

LATENT HEAT ABSORED

Answer 13

EVAPORATION
MELTING
SUBLIMATION

Question 14

LATENT HEAT RELEASED

Answer 14

CONDENSATION
DEPOSITION
FREEZING