Vocabulario de science

Geosphere

• the layer of Earth's made up of crust, mantle, outer core and inner core.

• The areas of regions of the Earth in which living organisms are found.

• made of the layers of gases surrounding the planet

• All of the water are over the earth's surface.

• The measure of dissolved salts in water.

Biosphere:

• the layer of Earth's made up of crust, mantle, outer core and inner core.

• The areas of regions of the Earth in which living organisms are found.

• made of the layers of gases surrounding the planet

• All of the water are over the earth's surface.

• The measure of dissolved salts in water.

Hydrosphere:

• the layer of Earth's made up of crust, mantle, outer core and inner core.

• The areas of regions of the Earth in which living organisms are found.

• made of the layers of gases surrounding the planet

• All of the water are over the earth's surface.

• The measure of dissolved salts in water.

Atmosphere:

• the layer of Earth's made up of crust, mantle, outer core and inner core.

• The areas of regions of the Earth in which living organisms are found.

• made of the layers of gases surrounding the planet

• All of the water are over the earth's surface.

• The measure of dissolved salts in water.

Salinity

• the layer of Earth's made up of crust, mantle, outer core and inner core.

• The areas of regions of the Earth in which living organisms are found.

• A vast circulation made up of ocean currents that spirals about a central point.

• All of the water are over the earth's surface.

• The measure of dissolved salts in water.

Density

• Degree of consistency measured by the quantity of mass per unit volume.

• Liquid turns into gas

• A vast circulation made up of ocean currents that spirals about a central point.

• Gas turns into liquid

• Gas turns into a solid

Gyre:

• Degree of consistency measured by the quantity of mass per unit volume.

• Liquid turns into gas

• A vast circulation made up of ocean currents that spirals about a central point.

• Gas turns into liquid

• Gas turns into a solid

Condensation:

• Degree of consistency measured by the quantity of mass per unit volume.

• Liquid turns into gas

• A vast circulation made up of ocean currents that spirals about a central point.

• Gas turns into liquid

• Gas turns into a solid

Deposition:

• Degree of consistency measured by the quantity of mass per unit volume.

• Liquid turns into gas

• A vast circulation made up of ocean currents that spirals about a central point.

• Gas turns into liquid

• Gas turns into a solid

Evaporation

• Solid turns gas

• Liquid turns into gas

• Liquid into solid

• Gas turns into liquid

• Gas turns into a solid