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Environmental Science

Environmental Science
Burning of coal produces oxides of sulphur and nitrogen which combined with water vapor leads to

forest fire
soil pollution
acid rain
brackish water

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Environmental Science
The primary source of energy for the earth's atmosphere is:

Lightning discharges associated with thunderstorms
The sun
Erupting volcanoes
Energy from within the earth
Latent heat released during the formation of hurricanes

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Environmental Science
In an aquatic ecosystem, the depth to which light penetrates is called

aphotic
euphotic
nonphotic
photic

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Environmental Science
Typically, water vapour occupies about what percentage of the air's volume near the earth's surface?

Close to 10 percent
About 78 percent
About 21 percent
None of these
Less than 4 percent

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Environmental Science
Often before sunrise on a clear, calm, cold morning, ice (frost) can be seen on the tops of parked cars, even when the air temperature is above freezing. This condition happens because the tops of the cars are cooling by:

Latent heat
Convection
Radiation
Conduction

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Environmental Science
CFC releases a chemical which is harmful to ozone is

fluorine
N2O
chlorine
SO2

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