100 Sci Method and General 400 300 200 500 100 Chemistry 400 300 200 500 100 Maps 400 300 200 500 100 Meteorology 400 300 200 500 100 Atmosphere 400 300.

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100 Sci Method and General Chemistry Maps Meteorology Atmosphere

Observation and stating the problem happen first in this process Column 1, 100

Winter in the Northern Hemisphere, Dec. 21 is also called this Column 1, 200

24 of these around the world; look at your watches! Column 1, 300

Column 1, 400 General direction from which jet streams and winds blow, on the right side of a map

Wegener is responsible for this theory Column1, 500

The Atom is the basic unit Column 2, 100

Nucleus contains these, with the appropriate charges Column 2, 200

This element has a Mass # of 19 and an Atomic # of 9. Use your periodic table. Column 2, 300

Number of protons or number of electrons in the nucleus Column 2, 400

In C 3 H 4 O 3, the subscript numbers determine this Column 2, 500

O Degrees N marks this very important feature on a map Column 3, 100

They mark elevation on a topo map Column 3, 200

The Latitude of the North Pole Column 3, 300

This symbol marks an exact elevation on a topo map Column 3, 400

A _____ boundary formed ______ in the North Atlantic Column 3, 500

Most common solid form of precipitation Column 4, 100

This instrument measures atmospheric pressure Column 4, 200

This process adds supercooled nuclei to form clouds Column 4, 300

The Three ways we use to heat the earth Column 4, 400

This type of air mass is dry and cold Column 4, 500

Oxygen and Nitrogen make up the majority of this Column 5, 100

Responsible for the Greenhouse Effect Column 5, 200

This is the thinnest layer of the atmosphere, also closest to the surface Column 5, 300

This type of cloud is formed of ice crystals Column 5, 400

This describes the relationship between altitude and temperature in the atmosphere Column 5, 500