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CHAPTER 20

CHAPTER 20. A Family of Planets. Chapter 20.

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Overview of Our Solar System

Overview of Our Solar System. Overview of Our Solar System. Earth is one of nine planets revolving around, or orbiting, the Sun. .

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Learning Objectives

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Mars

Mars. Essential Points. Mars is about half the size of Earth Mars has a thin carbon dioxide atmosphere Mars has volcanoes and faults but no plate tectonics Mars had liquid water early in its history Evidence for life on Mars is debatable. Mars. About half the size of Earth

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The Outer Planets

The Outer Planets. 2009. The Outer Planets. The outer planets are made of gases. The outer planets are very large. Separated from the 1 st zone by the asteroid belt, the 2 nd Zone contains the gas giants. Made of the lightweight elements Hydrogen, Helium, Carbon, Oxygen, and Nitrogen.

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Science 9 Unit E Section 1.0

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The Planets of the Solar System

The Planets of the Solar System. A Trip Through the Solar System. Mercury - named after the speedy messenger of the Roman gods. Closest planet to the sun Revolution around the sun = 88 Earth days Rotation on its axis = 59 Earth days Crater-covered surface with steep cliffs

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Physical vs. Chemical Changes

Physical vs. Chemical Changes. What is a Physical Change?. A physical change is a change that alters the form or appearance of material but does not convert the material into new substances. For example water can freeze, melt, or evaporate.

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Chapter 16 Section 3

Chapter 16 Section 3. Inner Planets. Ch.16 S3 Essential Questions. 1. What characteristics do the inner planets have in common? 2. What are the main characteristics that distinguish each of the inner planets?. The Inner Planets.

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Viscosity: Thick or Thin?

Viscosity: Thick or Thin?. Chapter 4. Fluids. Have the ability to flow Are liquids or gases. States of matter and the Particle Theory. The five major points of the particle theory of matter are: Copy the points down from your textbook on page 111.

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The Outer Planets

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Changes of State

Changes of State. Going from one state of matter to another. Change of state. A change of state is the conversion of a substance from one state to another All changes of state are physical changes The identity of a substance does not change. Energy and changes of state.

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Mars: By:Kamil & Aidan

Mars: By:Kamil & Aidan. Discovery of Mars. My planet is the 4 planet from the sun.

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