Environmental Science - Chapter Two

Question

An environment consists of complex networks of interlinked systems.

Answer 1

A bunch of different parts working together to accomplish different goals.

Answer 2

A bunch of different parts working together to accomplish the same goal.

Answer 3

One part working to accomplish many different goals.

Answer 4

Pull something out of the system.

Answer 5

Put something into the system

Answer 6

Take something away from the system

Answer 7

Don't do anything to interact with the system

Answer 8

Are the result of the system inputs

Answer 9

Create the same input again for the same system

Answer 10

Are useless

Answer 11

equilibrium

Answer 12

preservation

Answer 13

combustion

Answer 14

unsustainability

Answer 15

combustion

Answer 16

stable situations

Answer 17

unstable situations

Answer 18

Earth's decay

Answer 19

Earth's crust

Answer 20

Everything but earth's crust

Answer 21

Outer space

Answer 22

Air surrounding our planet

Answer 23

Everything but water

Answer 24

Total of all the planet's biotic and abiotic components.

Answer 25

Total of all the planet's biotic components

Answer 26

Total of all the planet's abiotic components

Answer 27

Total of all the planet's water

Answer 28

can be transformed

Answer 29

cannot be transformed

Answer 30

cannot be destroyed or created

Answer 31

stays constant as its recycled

Answer 32

a fundamental type of matter

Answer 33

a fundamental type of science

Answer 34

three neutrons

Answer 35

can have different numbers of neutrons

Answer 36

can have different numbers of electrons

Answer 37

can change its behavior

Answer 38

can be radioactive

Answer 39

cannot be radioactive

Answer 40

measures oxygen

Answer 41

measures hydrogen

Answer 42

measures carbon

Answer 43

measures nitrogen

Answer 44

counted on a balance

Answer 45

measured on a pH scale

Answer 46

measured on a pH ruler

Answer 47

oberserved

Answer 48

the combination of two or more atoms

Answer 49

the combination of two atoms

Answer 50

the combination of four of the same atoms

Answer 51

Carbon atoms bonded to hydrogen atoms

Answer 52

Hydrogen atoms bonded to hydrogen atoms

Answer 53

Carbon atoms bonded to carbon atoms

Answer 54

Nitrogen atoms bonded to carbon atoms

Answer 55

compounds of hydrogen and carbon

Answer 56

compounds of hydrogen and nitrogen

Answer 57

compounds of carbon and nitrogen

Answer 58

Large molecules

Answer 59

Small molecules

Answer 60

Medium molcules

Answer 61

Microscopic molecules

Answer 62

Carbohydrates

Answer 63

Nucleic acids

Answer 64

Store energy

Answer 65

Transport substances

Answer 66

Provide structural support

Answer 67

Produce tissue

Answer 68

protein information

Answer 69

genetic information

Answer 70

mental information

Answer 71

carbohydrate information

Answer 72

simple sugars

Answer 73

complex sugars

Answer 74

simple proteins

Answer 75

nucleic acids

Answer 76

Combustion energy

Answer 77

Potential energy

Answer 78

Wind energy

Answer 79

Kinetic energy

Answer 80

To do anything

Answer 81

To do nothing

Answer 82

the nature of energy will change from a more ordered state to a less ordered state

Answer 83

the nature of energy will change from a less ordered state to a more ordered state

Answer 84

Use the sun's energy to produce their own food

Answer 85

Use the sun's energy to decompose

Answer 86

Do not use the sun's energy to produce their own food

Answer 87

turn chemical energy into light energy

Answer 88

turn light energy into chemical energy

Answer 89

turn light energy into soil

Answer 90

turn chemical energy into wind energy

Answer 91

Carbon dioxide

Answer 92

Carbon dioxide

Answer 93

conversion of solar energy to sugars

Answer 94

conversion of sugars to solar energy

Answer 95

conversion or water to gas

Answer 96

conversion of solar energy to wind energy

Answer 97

use of energy made by the heterotrophs themselves

Answer 98

use of energy made by the plants themselves

Answer 99

use of atoms made by the plants themselves

Answer 100

7 protons, 7 neutrons

Answer 101

4 protons, 7 neutrons

Answer 102

4 protons, 4 neutrons

Answer 103

7 protons, 7 neutrons

Answer 104

15 protons, 15 neutrons

Answer 105

17 protons, 17 neutrons

Answer 106

7 protons, 7 neutrons

Answer 107

7 protons, 8 neutrons

Answer 108

8 protons, 8 neutrons

Answer 109

7 protons, 6 neutrons

Answer 110

6 protons, 6 neutrons

Answer 111

6 protons, 7 neutrons

Answer 112

chemical bonds formed by the attraction between positively charged ions.

Answer 113

chemical bonds formed by the attraction between oppositely charged ions.

Answer 114

chemical bonds formed by the attraction between negatively charged ions.

Answer 115

chemical bonds formed by the attraction between neutrally charged ions.

Answer 116

A mixture of substances in which elements, molecules, or compounds come together without chemically bonding.

Answer 117

A mixture of substances in which elements, molecules, or compounds come together with an ionic bond.

Answer 118

is a molecule consisting of three oxygen atoms

Answer 119

absorbs ultraviolet radiation in the atmosphere

Answer 120

absorbs ultraviolet radiation in the stratosphere

Answer 121

is a molecule consisting of four oxygen atoms

Answer 122

Nutrients cycle through the stratosphere, hydrosphere, and lithosphere.

Answer 123

Chemicals cycle through the atmosphere, hydrosphere, and lithosphere.

Answer 124

Nutrients cycle through the atmosphere, hydrosphere, and lithosphere.

Answer 125

Movement among ponds

Answer 126

Movement among reservoirs

Answer 127

Movement among oceans

Answer 128

Evaporation from plants

Answer 129

Evaporation from snow

Answer 130

Evaporation in general

Answer 131

Overfilled water sources

Answer 132

Decreased evaporation

Answer 133

Depleted water sources

Answer 134

Reduced transpiration

Answer 135

Increased transpiration

Answer 136

Increased evaporation

Answer 137

plants, air

Answer 138

plants, insects

Answer 139

animals,insects

Answer 140

plants,animals

Answer 141

hydrosphere

Answer 142

lithosphere

Answer 143

stratosphere

Answer 144

Deneitrification

Answer 145

Nitrification

Answer 146

Nitrogen fixation

Answer 147

Reduced plants

Answer 148

Reduced bacteria

Answer 149

Increased amount of nitrogen in soils and water through fertilizer.

Answer 150

Increased amount of nitrogen in soils and water through new plants.

Answer 151

settles into the sediment

Answer 152

settles into plants

Answer 153

settles into fish

Answer 154

is dissolved

Answer 155

Mined rocks

Answer 156

Put phosphorus in fertilizers

Answer 157

Taken phosphorus out of fertilizers

Answer 158

Detergents

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