esci quiz

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includes river dredging, mining, agriculture/ Reduces mutualistic interactions between species, affecting migration and threatening species to extinction

destruction of wildlife

Permanent damage done to the forest to make the land available for various uses./ agricultural expansion, livestock ranching, infrastructure expansion

deforestation

attributed to overpopulation and overconsumption. increase in population leads to growing demand for food, water, energy. High production and consumption of goods and services result in the increase of waste by products, which further increase environmental degradation

waste generation

Caused by both human and natural phenomena such as forest fires, vocalnic eruption. Larger percentage of pollution is caused by human activities such as the burning of fossl fuels

air polution, global warming, climate change

Improper sewage waste management, oil spillages, excessive use of pesticides n fertilizers. Results in contamination of our drinking water and the death of most aquatic organisms. Aquatic resources degradation.

water pollution

Includes all materials discarder, whether or not they r recycled or disposed of in a landfill. Influenced by overpopu, overconsump, econimic actovity.

waste generation

Waste materials in gaseous form due to various activities in facotories, indusyrial areas, burning fossil, vehicle use

gaseous waste

Wastewater, grease, oil, chemical waste. Disposed by dewatering, root zone treatment, incineration

liquid waste

unwanted materials. Can be solid, semi solid, liquid, or contaminated gaseous materials. hazardous waste, biomedical waste

solid waste

types of waste

gaseous waste, solid waste, liquid waste

Sources of waste

hazardous waste, biomedical waste, industrial waste, agricultural waste

Waste disposal methods

composting, incineration, landfill, recycling

Refers to poisonous, radioactice, flammable. Substantial threats to both human health and the environment

hazardous waste

Refers to any type of waste produced during diagnostic process, treatment of diseases, biological testing. any type of waste contaminated with infectious himan body fluids or blood components

biomedical waste

Refers to materials generated by industrial activities during manufacturing processes that r no longer of value. Exposure to this may cause skin disease, cancer

industrial waste

Refers to waste generated from crops and livesstock such as abimal manure, silage, plastics, fertilizer.

agricultural waste

Improper waste management lead to adverse effects on human health. Can develop diseases like birth defects, low birth weight.

effects of improper waste disposal on ppl health

Results in climate change and contributes to environmental degradationlike drainage obstructionz flooding.

effects of improper waste disposal on the environment

Actions required to manage waste from its inception to its disposal. Ensures proper waste segregation, treatment, transport.

waste management

Collecting and processing waste materials, turning them to new products.

recycling

Biological process of recycling organic waste materials. Minimize emission of methan gas. Can be used as natural fertilizers for crops.

composting

Process of converting solid organic waste into residues or gaseous products by combustion.

incineration

Incineration also know as?

thermal treatment

Site where the waste materials are disposed of by burial. Carefully designed to isolate wastes from the surrounding environment by using impermeable bottom liner that is covered in soil daily. /Most economical option for disposal of nonrecycle materials

landfill

improve management of soli waste. Ensures protection of human health n environment from harmful effects

ecological solid waste management act of 2000/ from the act of republic act no. 9003

physical features of earths surface. Like mountains, hills. Created when exposed to diff forces.

landforms

Process that led to the formation or alteration of landforms.

geomorphic process

Where energy sources originate from earths surface. Happen due to energy coming from sun.

exogenic process

Their energy sources originate from earths interior. driven by the heat in earths interior

endogenic process

Breaking down of rocks caused by elements of weather n climate. Causes rocks to decrease in size.

weathering

Breaking down of rocks without altering their chemical compo.

physical weathering

physical weathering is also called?

mechanical weathering

Famous land

grand canyon

Pressure caused by overlying rock layers was removed.

unloading

where the Salt dissolved in a solution precipitates in the fractures of rock

salt crystal growth

When water fills the cracks of rocks, freezes n expands. Expansion of water turns to ice exerts pressure against rock

frost wedging

rock or sediment carried by water, air, or gravity bumps into another rock

abrasion

when rock is exposed to varying temp. heat causes rock to expand and the cold temp will cause rock to return to original size.

hot n cold cycles

Ability of a mineral to resist flow

viscosity

Stages

elastic, ductile, fracture

Force squeezes rocks/ occurs in convergent boundaries

compressional stress

Stretches rocks. Occur in divergent where plate move away

tensional stress

force pushes or pull. occur in transform

shearing stress

Horizontal layer of rock, bent or curve

folds

Any break in rock cause by stress

fracture

Movement between rock layers r visible

fault

No visible movwment in rock layer

joint

Curving n bending of rock layer lead to breaking apart

fracture

Rock layers r bent n curved without any presence of breaks in rock layers/ bending, irreversible

ductile deformation

Deformation of rock layer due to stress, reversible/ temporary, reversible

elastic deformation

The change

strain

Cause changes in rock layers

stress

Any change in shapez, position, volume

crustal deformation

Process where conposition rock changes due to exposure to extreme heat n pressure

metamorphism

Degree of metamorphic change that occured in rock, from little to significant

metamorphic grade

Pertains to size, shape, arrangement of grains

texture

Alignment of mineral crystals in rock

foliation

Diff rates of mineral crystallization led to changes in chemical comp of magma, start to crystallize if magma cools down

crystal fractionation

Melting of surrounding rock that is in contact w magma

partial melting

2 diff magma chambers involved to meet at certain location, magmas that they have blend w each other due to convection current

magma mixing

magma erupts from surface of earth

volcanism

Direct heat from rising magma transferred to surrounding rock layers causing them to melt

heat transfer melting

Happens when volatile materials are added to hot, dry rocks underneath earth surface

flux melting

Pressure exerted on material located in earth mantle decreases. Molecules of rock will lessen their bond w each other

decompression melting

Molten rock/ produced when rock n minerals r melted primarily in earth internal heat

magma

types of magma

andesitic, rhyolitic, basaltic

process of physical weathering

unloading, salt crystal growth, frost wedging, abrasion, hot n cold cycles

Processes in chemical weathering

hydrolosis, dissolution, oxidation

Erosional landforms

sinkholes, limestone pavement, cave

Depositional landforms

stalagmites, stalagtites

Types of mass wasting

flow, slide, fall

Types of fall

rockfall, rock avalanche

Types of slide

rockslide, slump

Types of flow

creep, mudflow, debris flow

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esci 3

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genchem

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periodic table

periodic table

問題一覧

includes river dredging, mining, agriculture/ Reduces mutualistic interactions between species, affecting migration and threatening species to extinction

destruction of wildlife

Permanent damage done to the forest to make the land available for various uses./ agricultural expansion, livestock ranching, infrastructure expansion

deforestation

waste generation

Caused by both human and natural phenomena such as forest fires, vocalnic eruption. Larger percentage of pollution is caused by human activities such as the burning of fossl fuels

air polution, global warming, climate change

water pollution

Includes all materials discarder, whether or not they r recycled or disposed of in a landfill. Influenced by overpopu, overconsump, econimic actovity.

waste generation

Waste materials in gaseous form due to various activities in facotories, indusyrial areas, burning fossil, vehicle use

gaseous waste

Wastewater, grease, oil, chemical waste. Disposed by dewatering, root zone treatment, incineration

liquid waste

unwanted materials. Can be solid, semi solid, liquid, or contaminated gaseous materials. hazardous waste, biomedical waste

solid waste

types of waste

gaseous waste, solid waste, liquid waste

Sources of waste

hazardous waste, biomedical waste, industrial waste, agricultural waste

Waste disposal methods

composting, incineration, landfill, recycling

Refers to poisonous, radioactice, flammable. Substantial threats to both human health and the environment

hazardous waste

Refers to any type of waste produced during diagnostic process, treatment of diseases, biological testing. any type of waste contaminated with infectious himan body fluids or blood components

biomedical waste

Refers to materials generated by industrial activities during manufacturing processes that r no longer of value. Exposure to this may cause skin disease, cancer

industrial waste

Refers to waste generated from crops and livesstock such as abimal manure, silage, plastics, fertilizer.

agricultural waste

Improper waste management lead to adverse effects on human health. Can develop diseases like birth defects, low birth weight.

effects of improper waste disposal on ppl health

Results in climate change and contributes to environmental degradationlike drainage obstructionz flooding.

effects of improper waste disposal on the environment

Actions required to manage waste from its inception to its disposal. Ensures proper waste segregation, treatment, transport.

waste management

Collecting and processing waste materials, turning them to new products.

recycling

Biological process of recycling organic waste materials. Minimize emission of methan gas. Can be used as natural fertilizers for crops.

composting

Process of converting solid organic waste into residues or gaseous products by combustion.

incineration

Incineration also know as?

thermal treatment

landfill

improve management of soli waste. Ensures protection of human health n environment from harmful effects

ecological solid waste management act of 2000/ from the act of republic act no. 9003

physical features of earths surface. Like mountains, hills. Created when exposed to diff forces.

landforms

Process that led to the formation or alteration of landforms.

geomorphic process

Where energy sources originate from earths surface. Happen due to energy coming from sun.

exogenic process

Their energy sources originate from earths interior. driven by the heat in earths interior

endogenic process

Breaking down of rocks caused by elements of weather n climate. Causes rocks to decrease in size.

weathering

Breaking down of rocks without altering their chemical compo.

physical weathering

physical weathering is also called?

mechanical weathering

Famous land

grand canyon

Pressure caused by overlying rock layers was removed.

unloading

where the Salt dissolved in a solution precipitates in the fractures of rock

salt crystal growth

When water fills the cracks of rocks, freezes n expands. Expansion of water turns to ice exerts pressure against rock

frost wedging

rock or sediment carried by water, air, or gravity bumps into another rock

abrasion

when rock is exposed to varying temp. heat causes rock to expand and the cold temp will cause rock to return to original size.

hot n cold cycles

Ability of a mineral to resist flow

viscosity

Stages

elastic, ductile, fracture

Force squeezes rocks/ occurs in convergent boundaries

compressional stress

Stretches rocks. Occur in divergent where plate move away

tensional stress

force pushes or pull. occur in transform

shearing stress

Horizontal layer of rock, bent or curve

folds

Any break in rock cause by stress

fracture

Movement between rock layers r visible

fault

No visible movwment in rock layer

joint

Curving n bending of rock layer lead to breaking apart

fracture

Rock layers r bent n curved without any presence of breaks in rock layers/ bending, irreversible

ductile deformation

Deformation of rock layer due to stress, reversible/ temporary, reversible

elastic deformation

The change

strain

Cause changes in rock layers

stress

Any change in shapez, position, volume

crustal deformation

Process where conposition rock changes due to exposure to extreme heat n pressure

metamorphism

Degree of metamorphic change that occured in rock, from little to significant

metamorphic grade

Pertains to size, shape, arrangement of grains

texture

Alignment of mineral crystals in rock

foliation

Diff rates of mineral crystallization led to changes in chemical comp of magma, start to crystallize if magma cools down

crystal fractionation

Melting of surrounding rock that is in contact w magma

partial melting

2 diff magma chambers involved to meet at certain location, magmas that they have blend w each other due to convection current

magma mixing

magma erupts from surface of earth

volcanism

Direct heat from rising magma transferred to surrounding rock layers causing them to melt

heat transfer melting

Happens when volatile materials are added to hot, dry rocks underneath earth surface

flux melting

Pressure exerted on material located in earth mantle decreases. Molecules of rock will lessen their bond w each other

decompression melting

Molten rock/ produced when rock n minerals r melted primarily in earth internal heat

magma

types of magma

andesitic, rhyolitic, basaltic

process of physical weathering

unloading, salt crystal growth, frost wedging, abrasion, hot n cold cycles

Processes in chemical weathering

hydrolosis, dissolution, oxidation

Erosional landforms

sinkholes, limestone pavement, cave

Depositional landforms

stalagmites, stalagtites

Types of mass wasting

flow, slide, fall

Types of fall

rockfall, rock avalanche

Types of slide

rockslide, slump

Types of flow

creep, mudflow, debris flow