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Cycles: Water (Water Cycle (Movement of Water (Between (Earth, Sky)),…

- - - - Earth
      - Sky
  - - - By
        
        Heat Energy
        
        E.g. Sun
      - From
        
        Earth
        
        Living Things
      - Into Water Vapour
  - - - Rises
        
        Water Vapour starts to Cools
        
        Condenses into Water Droplets
        
        Forms Clouds
  - - - Combines
        
        Becomes
        
        Heavy
        
        Big
      - Falls as
        
        Rain
        
        Snow
  - - - Used by Living Things
        
        Continues life Cycle
      - Forms
        
        Rivers
        
        Lakes
        
        Reservoirs
        
        Oceans
- - - - Depends on
        
        Temperature
        
        of
        
        Surrounding
        
        Water
        
        Relationship
        
        Higher the temperature
        
        The faster the Rate of Evaporation
        
        Presence of Wind
        
        Relaionship
        
        Stronger wind
        
        Higher Rate of Evaporation
        
        Why?
        
        Water evaporates
        
        Becomes Water Vapour
        
        Collects at the surface
        
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        Humidity ("wetness") of the air
        
        Relationship
        
        Higher humidity
        
        Lower Rate of Evapouration
        
        Why?
        
        High Humidity
        
        Lots of Water Vapour in the air
        
        Difficult for water to evaporate
        
        Area of exposed surface
        
        Relationship
        
        Greater the surface area
        
        Higher Rate of Evaporation
        
        Why?
        
        Area of water exposed to air
        
        Water goes into air from this surface
  - - - Why?
        
        Heat is lost from the surrounding
- - - - cannot be compressed
    - - take the shape of the container
  - - - Liquid
      - Gas
      - Solid
    - - By changes in
        
        Temperature
        
        A measure of how hot or cold something is
        
        Freezing
        
        Losing heat
        
        Freezing Point for Water
        
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        Temperature decreases
        
        Boiling
        
        Gaining heat
        
        Temperature increases
        
        Boiling Point for Water
        
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        Melting
        
        Gaining heat
        
        Melting Point for Water
        
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        Temperature increases
        
        Measures in degree Celsius