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GCSE level Earth Science: Sub-index of pages on the Earth's atmosphere

Sections 1A-1C THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE

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INDEX OF EARTH SCIENCE PAGES

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1. The EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE past, present and future?

Gases in air, carbon cycle, origin of life, evolution of earth's atmosphere, separating & using gases from air, our ever changing atmosphere, how do we know about past atmospheres?

Where has today's atmosphere come from? How did our atmosphere evolve? What gases were in the Earth's first atmosphere? What changes have taken place in the history of the Earth's atmosphere? What is the percentage % composition of the Earth's atmosphere? How can we determine the percentage of oxygen in air? What were the constituent gases of the early atmosphere of the Earth? What part does the Carbon Cycle play in the composition of the Earth's atmosphere? Is our atmosphere still changing? How do we find out about our past atmosphere? Read on ...!


Section 1A OUR ATMOSPHERE - composition, determining % oxygen, uses of gases in air

Section 1B RECYCLING OF GASES - carbon cycle, global warming, oxygen balance and photosynthesis,

and past ancient atmospheres, changes due to man's activities

Section 1C EVOLUTION OF EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE - changes over billions of years, origin of life

More detailed pages on aspects of the chemistry of the atmosphere

(i) Air pollution, incomplete combustion, carbon monoxide & soot

(ii) Greenhouse effect, global warming, climate change, carbon footprint from fossil fuel burning

(iii) Air pollution, sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides, acid rain


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