Midterm Practice #2

H20 + NaC2H3O2

CO2 + NaC2H3O2

H2O +CO2+NaC2H3O2

H2O+CO2+C2H3O2

liquid

solid

gas

Fewer particles means there is more kinetic energy

As temperature increases so does kinetic energy

As the number of particles decreases so does the kinetic energy

It allows hurricanes to form at the equator from the cycling of wind in different directions

It keeps constant flow of energy throughout the planet so that all parts of the Earth have the same climate

It affects ocean currents, which transport warm surface water, evening out the distribution of heat on Earth's surface.

It makes the Northern Hemisphere windier than the Southern hemisphere, and the ocean current are stronger as well

Florida-areas closest to the equator get more energy from the sun.

Florida-areas farthest to the equator get more energy from the sun.

Alaska-areas farthest from the equator get more energy from the sun.

Alaska-areas closest to the poles get more energy from the sun.

Inland - land gains and loses energy more slowly than the ocean.

Coastal - the ocean gains and loses energy more slowly than the land.

Inland - land gains energy faster, but loses it more slowly than the ocean.

Coastal - the ocean gains and loses energy faster than land.

Although they are both warm currents, the one off of Florida's coast has less energy.

Although they are both cold currents, the one off of Alaska's coast has more energy.

Although they are both cold currents, the one off of Alaska's coast has less energy.

Although they are both warm currents, the one off of Florida's coast as more energy.