Assorted Final Review Flashcards

(25 cards)

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ifrared abssorbtion of carbon dioxide

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wavelengths between 2,000 and 15,000 nanometers

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wavelengths between 2,000 and 15,000 nanometers

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ifrared abssorbtion of carbon dioxide

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3
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rate of carbon emission

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shot up in the 1800’s during the indurstrial revolution, has been growing exponentialy despite our effotes to curb it

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shot up in the 1800’s during the indurstrial revolution, has been growing exponentialy despite our effotes to curb it

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rate of carbon emission

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5
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how long does CO2 last in the atmosphere?

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Up to 1000 years.

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6
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methane infrared absorbtion

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covers an important atmospheric window

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7
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covers an important atmospheric window

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methane infrared absorbtion

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8
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Sources of methane

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landfills, fossil fuels, agriculture

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9
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landfills, fossil fuels, agriculture

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Sources of methane

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10
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methane sinks

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Broken down by radial oxygen, may have other natural sinks

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Broken down by radial oxygen, may have other natural sinks

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methane sinks

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12
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Arochlor naming system

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Aroclhlor-abcd where ab are the type of micture and dc are the chlorene content by weight %, and

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13
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pyrethrin structure

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did you get it

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14
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Pyrethinoid structure

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did you get it?

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15
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Sources of VOC’s

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mostly burning gass and other fossile fuels, but also from lots of other solvents for various coatings,

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16
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Reducing VOC emissions

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finding other chemicals to use for paints and such instead.

17
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Henry’s Law

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concentration of a gas sin a liquid =k*pressure, where K is a constant for that chemical

18
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epilimnion

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the warm upper layer of a body of water, tends to be oxigen rich, therefore oxidizing

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the warm upper layer of a body of water, tends to be oxigen rich, therefore oxidizing

20
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hypolimneon

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the cold lower layer of a lake, tends to be oxigen poor, reducing

21
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the cold lower layer of a lake, tends to be oxigen poor, reducing

22
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alkalinity

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the concentration of all alkaline substances in the water, measured in ppm

23
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the concentration of all alkaline substances in the water, measured in ppm

24
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Eutropification

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growth of plant life and death of animal life due to high nutrient concentration in the water

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growth of plant life and death of animal life due to high nutrient concentration in the water
Eutropification