| Monitoring Water Quality | Monitoring Air Quality | Monitoring Atmosphere | Vocabulary | Challenge & Final Jeopardy! |
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What is human drinking water, recreation such as swimming, livestock drinking water, irrigation, and protection of aquatic life.
Name one use of water.
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What is the reduce amount of oxygen carried by the blood,if inhaled.
Why is carbon monoxide harmful to animals?
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What is water vapour, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrogen oxides?
List 4 greenhouse gases.
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What is layer of ozone O3(g) in the atmosphere 15 to 50 km above Earth's surface?
What is the definition for ozone layer?
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What is 5.0?
Fish are usually not found in water that has a pH below a certain level. What is this pH level?
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What is serious health problem.
What are the causes of microscopic organisms such as bacteria ?
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What is measuring the levels of pollutants in the air, and estimating the amount of emissions from pollution sources?
What are the two main methods of determining the amount of pollution in the air?
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What is greater exposure to UV radiation?
What are the result of the thinning of the ozone layer?
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What is animals without backbones?
What is the definition for invertebrates?
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What is chemical indicator?
The type of indicator is used to determine the level of plant nutrients in a sample of water.
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What is the dissolved oxygen will decrease.
If acidity increases what will happen the dissolved oxygen?
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What is oxygen 21%, carbon dioxide 0.03%, nitrogen 78%, and argon is less than 1%.
What are the percent of oxygen, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and argon.
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What is the reduce of CFC chemical uses?
What are countries doing to protect the ozone layer?
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What is amount of substance that cause 50% of animals to die?
What is the definition for LD50?
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What is large numbers of diverse invertebrates?
8 mg/L of dissolved oxygen will support what kind of invertebrates?
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What is dissolved oxygen, acidity, heavy metals, plant nutrients such nitrogen and phosphorus, pesticides, salts such as sodium chloride and magnesium sulfate.
What are the most commonly monitored as indicators of water quality? (ALL)
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What is limestone (calcium carbonate)?
What does scrubbers use to convert the pollutant sulfur dioxide to useful product.
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What is windmill farms?
Name one method that could reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
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What is metals that have a density of 5 or higher?
What is the definition for heavy metals?
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What is global effects?
Why are carbon dioxide and ozone monitored worldwide?
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What is 30ppm
Calculate the concentration in ppm of water solution if 0.03ml of food colouring are stirred into water to make 1000ml of solution.
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What is ground-level ozone can seriously affect crops such as wheat, and harm people who have lung diseases.
what is ground-level ozone?
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What is greenhouse effect keeping the heat from solar radiation.
What is enhanced greenhouse effect is what we call global warming.
Explain the difference between greenhouse effect and the enhanced greenhouse effect.
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What is keeping track of something for a specific purpose?
What is the definition for monitoring?
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What is midge larva?
Chlorofluorocarbons are harmful to the ozone layer, but are broken down into what compound by the sun?
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