________________ are minute particles in the atmosphere that provide a surface upon which condensation can take place

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word


Condensation nuclei

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A) 1 billion B) 800 thousand C) 1 million D) 1 trillion E) 800 million

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What is the prevailing wind direction in this area?

The question is based on the “Glamis SE, California” quadrangle shown below (Figure 46-7); a stereogram of the same area is shown in Figure 46-3. The map shows a region of mostly transverse sand dunes in southeastern California (32°50'46"N, 115°00'21"W). Note that many depression contours are used on this map, but they are difficult to read because of the sand stippling. To view this map in color, go to the Lab Manual website or scan the QR code for this exercise.



What will be an ideal response?

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Isostasy is

A) the positioning of the crust in response to the buoyant force and gravity. B) the buoyant force exerted on the mantle by oceanic crust. C) the buoyant force exerted on the mantle by continental crust. D) the force of gravity acting on the crust.

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How is this chain of volcanic islands forming?

A) A tectonic plate is being subducted and partially melted, producing magma that rises to create a volcanic chain. B) Two tectonic plates are pulling apart, creating magma through decompression melting. C) A tectonic plate is moving over a mantle plume, which burns through the plate to create a chain of volcanoes. D) Tectonic plates are sliding past each other, generating magma, which creates a volcano.

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