Is Global Warming caused by MAN?!?!

For the most part global warming IS being caused by man put there are other reasons we have global warming...and they are:

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Global Warming

Five things that cause it:

1. Too much electricity being used

2. Deforestation  

3. Carbon Dioxide

4. Permafrost

5. Tundra

Five thing you can do to prevent it:

1. Plant a tree

2. Change a light bulb

3. Use less heat and AC

4. Driving less

5. Use the "off" switch

*you can also encourage others to do the same*

Weather.com

1. Weather Radar 

2. Zip-codes 

3. Maps  

4. Weather Forecast 

5. Severe Weather 

6. Alerts 

7. Cold and Flu Report 

 8. Local Events 

9. Climate Science 

10. Traffic Reports 

11. Surf Report

Notheast Ohio Climate

1. Humid Continental Climate.

 2.Found over large areas of land-masses in the temperate regions of the mid-latitudes where there is a zone of conflict between polar and tropical air masses.

the 5 families of the periodic table & their elements!

-Alkali metals-lithium

-Metalloids-Silicon

-Non-metals-carbon,oxygen

-Halogen Gases-Iodine

-Inert Gases(Noble Gases

Physical Properties & Chemical Properties

Physical Properties- Any aspects of an object or substance that can be measured without changing it's identity.

5 Examples: Density, Color, Boiling Point, Mass, and Strength.

Chemical Properties- Any quality that can be established only by changing a substance's chemical identity.

5 Example: Flammability, Toxicity, pH balance, Heat of combustion and Electronegativity.

Heterogeneous and Homogeneous Mixture

Heterogeneous: non-uniform distribution of components.

Example: kool-aid, air, water, soda pop,juice,carbon

Homogeneous: Composed of one phase only 

Example: Chocolate chip cookie, gravel, dirt, soil, plants, rocks, seeds

~Three types of subatomic particles!!!~

Protron-positive charge

Neutron- no charge

Electron- negative charge

Intro to Chemistry

Chemistry- science of matter; the branch of thee natural sciences dealing with the composition of substances and their properties and reactions.

Eight major fields:

Organic chemistry

Inorganic chemistry

Physical chemistry

Biochemistry

Analytical chemistry

Theoretical chemistry

Materials chemistry

Nuclear chemistry

Wave Definitions

Wavelength- Is the distance between repeating units of a propagating wave of a given frequency.

Wave Frequency- Refers to how many waves are made per time interval.

Wave Height- The vertical distance between the crest and the preceding trough of a wave.

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*The two types W@v3$*

Transverse waves- matter in the medium moves back and forth at right angles to the direction that the wave travels.

Compressional waves- matter in the medium moves back and forth along the same direction that the wave travels.

Planets

What I learned about gravity while playing "Planets".

I learned that the greater the gravitational pull that harder it is to hit that planet.

I've also learned the distance away from a planet effects the gravitational pull because the closer the planet the stronger the pull the further the planet the faster the pull.