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Apologia “Exploring Creation
With Physical Science”
Vocabulary Word
Flash Cards
Designed by
Cyndi Kinney & Shelby Kinney
of Knowledge Box Central
with permission from Apologia Science
Apologia “Exploring Creation With Physical Science”
Vocabulary Words Flash Cards
Copyright © 2012 Knowledge Box Central
www.KnowledgeBoxCentral.com
ISBN #
Ebook: 978-1-61625-379-0
CD: 978-1-61625-380-6
Printed: 978-1-61625-381-3
Publisher: Knowledge Box Central
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Printed format is not to be copied and is consumable. It is designed for one student only.
The Vocabulary Words are the words within each module
that are underlined and that require definitions on the tests.
PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS
If you are printing these Flash Cards, it is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT that you print
EXACTLY as we describe below, or your cards will NOT work for you.
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You will notice when flipping through the pages of the Ebook and CD format of this
product that it APPEARS that the vocabulary words and definitions do not line up.
HOWEVER, I promise you that they do. When printed, everything will line up
properly. Make SURE that you print the cards beginning with page 4 of this
document. Page 5 should be printed on the BACK of page 4. Page 7 should be
printed on the BACK of page 6… and so on. See below:
Word 1
Word 4
Definition 4
Definition 1
Word 2
Word 5
Definition 5
Definition 2
Word 3
Word 6
Definition 6
Definition 3
Page 4
Page 5
These 2 pages will be printed
BACK-TO-BACK and will line up perfectly.
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Absolute Humidity
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Molecule
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Greenhouse Effect
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Humidity
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Two or more atoms linked together
to make a substance with unique
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The quantity of a substance within a
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The mass of water vapor contained in
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The smallest chemical unit of matter
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The process by which certain gases
(principally water vapor, carbon
dioxide, and methane) trap heat that
radiates from earth
The moisture content of the air
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Parts Per Million
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Atmospheric Pressure
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Relative Humidity
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Barometer
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Exosphere
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The ratio of the mass of water vapor
in the air at a given temperature to
the maximum mass of water vapor
the air could hold at that temperature
expressed as a percentage
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The mass of air surrounding a planet
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The pressure exerted by the
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The number of molecules (or atoms)
of a substance in a mixture for every
one million molecules (or atoms) in
that mixture
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The region of the atmosphere above
an altitude of roughly 460 kilometers
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An instrument used to measure
atmospheric pressure
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