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U3 and U4: Water and Air

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  • A machine that uses wind to create electricity.
    Wind turbine
  • When a solid is absorbed by water, we say it d______.
    dissolves.
  • These living things help reduce air pollution.
    Trees
  • 3 ways to reduce air pollution.
    Walking, cycling, public transport
  • Moving air
    Wind
  • Water falls from the sky as ____ or ____.
    Rain or snow
  • 2 solids that can form a solution in water. (both are yummy and begin with 's')
    Salt and sugar
  • Objects that are lighter (less dense) than water will ____.
    Float
  • Atoms which are far apart.
    gas
  • The solid form of water.
    Ice
  • These are the 3 main gasses in air. (hint: N, O, CO2)
    Nitrogen, Oxygen, and Carbon Dioxide.
  • When solids are dissolved in water, it might change c_____.
    colour
  • Air that is 'unclean' due to dust and smoke is called...
    Air pollution
  • Air pollution is created by these 3 things.
    Factories, cars, and forest fires.
  • If a solid cannot form a solution, it will either ____ on top or ____ to the bottom.
    Float on top or sink to the bottom.
  • Atoms which are together but can easily move past each other.
    Liquid
  • The gaseous form of water.
    Water vapour
  • To burn things, we need a heat, fuel, and _____.
    Air (Oxygen)
  • Land animals need air to ____.
    breathe
  • 4 places we can find water.
    Lakes, rivers, oceans, or underground
  • Water is a compound made of two _______ atoms and one _____ atom.
    Two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom (H2O)
  • Atoms which are close together.
    Solid
  • Objects that are heavier (more dense) than water will ___.
    Sink