'Moving air' diaporamas de présentation

Respiratory System

Respiratory System. Chapter 15. Why do we inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide?. All cells undergo cellular respiration C 6 H 12 O 6 + 6O 2 ? 6CO 2 + 6H 2 O. Functions of the Respiratory System. Large surface area for gas exchange Moving air into/out of the lungs

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Science Jeopardy

Science Jeopardy. Peace College - EDU 450 Sandra Nigg 3/22/09. Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy. Living Things. Ecosystems. Weather. Forces & Motion. Matter. 10 Point. 10 Point. 10 Point. 10 Point. 10 Point. 20 Points.

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Weather Review 2 Definitions

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Global Wind Patterns

Global Wind Patterns. What is Wind?. Wind is the movement of air from an area of higher pressure to an area of lower pressure . Warmer air expands , becoming less dense than colder air. This causes air pressure to be generally lower where air is heated. The Coriolis Effect.

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Wind

Air Movement. 3. Wind. Read each slide carefully. Make sure pay attention to any diagrams. Complete the questions when finished!. Air Movement. 3. Forming Wind. Earth is mostly rock or land, with three-fourths of its surface covered by a relatively thin layer of water, the oceans.

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1-888-SANUVOX WWW.SANUVOX.COM

REVISED May 23, 2003. 1-888-SANUVOX WWW.SANUVOX.COM. Familiar With UV?. Our Sun produces UV energy which naturally destroys biological contaminants in the atmosphere. UV-C Light attacks microorganisms on a molecular level mutating the DNA of the cell.

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Convection, Global Winds, and Jet Stream

Convection, Global Winds, and Jet Stream. Explain the influence of convection, global winds and the jet stream on weather and climatic conditions. Forming Wind. Earth is mostly rock or land, with three-fourths of its surface covered by a relatively thin layer of water, the oceans.

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Objective September 20, 2011

Objective September 20, 2011. In our study of the respiratory system (R) the students will be able to identify (comprehension) functions and parts of the respiratory system and show what they learned by note-taking and drawing ( evaluation) illustrations in their journal. Warm-Up.

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Gas In A Syringe Investigation

Gas In A Syringe Investigation. Begin the write up in your lab journal. Draw and label a syringe in your lab journal. Parts of Syringe. Syringe Body. Tip. Plunger. Gas Molecules. Activity #1. 1. Remove the tip cap. 2. Pull the plunger all the way back without separating the pieces.

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Gas In A Syringe Investigation

Gas In A Syringe Investigation. Begin the write up in your lab journal. Draw and label a syringe in your lab journal. Parts of Syringe. Syringe Body. Tip. Plunger. Gas Molecules. Activity #1. 1. Remove the tip cap. 2. Pull the plunger all the way back without separating the pieces.

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Forces and Motion

Forces and Motion. ENERGY IN MOTION. Force Wind Gravity Magnet Motion. Force. Push or pull that can make something move. Pull The force that makes something move towards you. Push The force that makes something move away from you. Motion. Act of moving. Friction.

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The Respiratory System

The Respiratory System. Parts and function. Acquiring Energy. ATP is the energy currency for all cells It is required as an energy source for performing activities such as building proteins to moving to a new location, to secreting a message to other cells, or to splitting into two new cells.

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Respiratory System

Respiratory System. RESPIRATION is the process of exchanging gasses between the atmosphere and the body. Moving air in and out of the lungs - Breathing / VENTILATION. B. Exchanging gasses between the lungs and blood - EXTERNAL RESPIRATION.

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Air Movement (53)

Air Movement (53). Areas of Earth receive different amounts of radiation from the Sun because Earth is curved. The Coriolis Effect. Rotation of Earth causes moving air and water to appear to turn to the right north of the equator and to the left south of the equator.

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The Respiratory System

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ENERGY IN MOTION

ENERGY IN MOTION. Force Wind Gravity Magnet Motion. Force. Push or pull that can make something move. Wind. Moving air. MAGNET. Piece of iron or steel that attracts, or pulls, other objects made of iron and steel. GRAVITY. Force that pulls things toward the center of Earth. Motion.

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Wind Energy Source

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Air on the Move

Air on the Move. Barbara Matthews Jacobs Fork Middle School Newton, North Carolina. Air on the Move.

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PERALATAN PENGUKURAN

PERALATAN PENGUKURAN. 5. Anemometer Alat ini digunakan untuk mengukur kecepatan angin. Berbagai macam anemometer yaitu : a. Thermo anemometer

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