Knowledge Organiser – Chemistry of the Atmosphere

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Knowledge Organiser – Chemistry of the Atmosphere Key Terms Diagrams Greenhouse gas A gas that absorbs long wavelength infrared radiation given off by the Earth but does not absorb the suns radiation. Global warming An increase in the temperature of the Earths surface. Water stress A shortage of fresh water. Carbon footprint The amount of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases given out over the full life cycle of a product, service or event. Carbon neutral Fuels and processes whose use results in zero net release of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere.