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Knight J. — Science of everyday things (volume 4). Real-life earth science
Knight J. — Science of everyday things (volume 4). Real-life earth science



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Íàçâàíèå: Science of everyday things (volume 4). Real-life earth science

Àâòîð: Knight J.

Àííîòàöèÿ:

The first two volumes of this series are Real-Life Chemistry and Real-Life Physics, released in 2001. The purpose of the series is to explain scientific phenomena using common real-world examples. Real-Life Earth Science has about 40 entries covering various scientific phenomena and principles. Information in each entry includes "Concept" (defines the scientific principle or theory), "How It Works," "Real-Life Applications," and "Where to Learn More." A "Key Terms" section defines terms from the text. Examples of topics include study of the earth, geology, geomorphology, soil science, geochemistry, and meteorology. Under "Real-Life Applications" we can learn about the greenhouse effect (under Ecosystems and ecology); mass extinction (under Paleontology); and the 1812 New Madrid, Missouri, earthquake (under Seismology).


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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2001

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 481

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 16.09.2005

Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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Valence electrons and configurations, metals      1:151
Valence electrons and configurations, minerals      4:131
Valence electrons and configurations, periodic table of elements      1:134 1:135—136 1:141—143
Valence electrons and configurations, principle energy levels      1:135
Valence electrons and configurations, representative elements      1:143—144
Valence electrons and configurations, transition metals      1:183—184
Valleys, dry valleys (Antarctica)      4:379
Valleys, hanging valleys      4:380
Vampire bats      3:220
Van Allen belts      4:80
van Helmont, Jan Baptista      4:327
van Helmont, Johannes      1:247
van Leewenhoek, Anton      3:288
Vanadium      1:192
Vaporization curve      1:40
Variola      see "Smallpox"
Vector measurements      see also "Scalar measurements"
Vector measurements, collisions      2:40—41
Vector measurements, graphing      2:133—134
Vector measurements, impulse      2:39—40
Vector measurements, linear momentum      2:37—44
Vector measurements, resultants      2:17
Vector measurements, statics and equilibrium      2:133—135
Vector measurements, work      2:170—171
Vectors      see "Vector measurements"
Vegetables      see "Fruits and vegetables"
Vegetarians      3:23
Vegetative propagation      3:136 3:137
Velcro      2:53
Velociraptor      3:184
Velocity, acceleration      2:17—18
Velocity, centripetal force      2:45—46
Velocity, second law of motion      2:65
Velocity, speed      2:17—18 2:38
Venerable Bede      4:39
Venetian blinds      2:164
Venturi tubes      2:113
Venturi, Giovanni      2:113
Venus (planet)      2:129
Verne, Jules      4:215—216
Vertical motion      see "Projectile motion"
Vestiges      3:170
Vesuvius (Italy) eruptions      4:259
Vibrations      see also "Oscillations"
Vibrations in matter      1:37—38
Vibrations, frequency      2:271—272
Vibrations, solids      2:208
Vibrations, ultrasonics      2:320—321
Vibrations, wave motion      2:255
Vickers scale      4:156
Villa Luz caves (Mexico)      4:320
Viruses, cellular activity      3:285
Viruses, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)      3:259—261
Viruses, infections      3:286—287
Viruses, infectious diseases      3:250—251
Viruses, respiratory disorders      3:60
viscosity      see also "Density"
Viscosity, aerodynamics      2:102—103
Viscosity, airplanes      2:106
Viscosity, Bernoulli's principle      2:113
Vitamin A      3:80 3:88—90
Vitamin B1 (thiamine)      3:92 3:95
Vitamin B12      3:92 3:268—269
Vitamin B2      3:92
Vitamin B6      3:92
Vitamin C      3:92 3:93
Vitamin D      3:90 3:90—91
Vitamin E      3:91
Vitamin K      3:91—92
Vitamins      3:45 3:80—81 3:87—96 3:941
Viviparity      3:151—152
voices      2:314 2:315
Volcanic eruptions      4:258—260
Volcanoes      see also "Mountains" "Natural "Seismology"
Volcanoes, climate change      4:409—410
Volcanoes, Crater Lake (OR)      4:259
Volcanoes, mass extinctions      4:123 4:126—127
Volcanoes, meteorological effects      4:30—31
Volcanoes, Mount Etna (Italy)      4:148
Volcanoes, Mount Katmai (AK)      4:30
Volcanoes, plate tectonics      4:213—214 4:228
Volcanoes, Popocatepetl      4:257
Voltaire (French author)      4:233
Volume      1:23—30 2:21—26 2:251
Volume gas thermometers      1:16—17 2:249
Vomiting      3:39
von Euler, Leonard      2:113
von Fraunhofer, Joseph      2:297
von Frisch, Karl      3:320 3:323
von Gessner, Konrad      3:197
von Haeckel, Ernst      3:167 3:197 3:391 4:351
von Humboldt, Alexander      1:78—79
von Kronland, Johannes Marcus      2:296
von Zeppelin, Ferdinand      2:127
VSEPR model (valence shell electron pair repulsion)      1:115—116
Wakes, boat      2:288 2:289
Wallace, Alfred Russel      3:169
Walsh, Don      2:124—125
Walton, Ernest      1:164 1:165
Warm-blooded animals      3:218
Wars, bombs      1:71—72 1:93
Wars, chlorine gas      1:231
Wars, magnesium in incendiary devices      1:175—176
Washing machines      2:49
Waste management      1:360 2:49
Wastes, human      3:50—54
Water      1:339 1:340 1:342 see "Hydrosphere" "Ice"
Water balloons      2:44
Water clocks      2:100—101 2:163
Water cycle      see "Hydrologic cycle"
Water filtration plants      1:356
Water in healthy diet      3:50
Water in human digestion      3:47 3:88
Water in soil      3:350 3:352—353
Water pressure      see "Fluid pressure"
Water, acids and bases      1:323 1:326
Water, atomic mass      1:78—79
Water, biomes      3:375—377
Water, buoyancy      2:122
Water, cause of giardiasis      3:276
Water, characteristics      1:38
Water, chemical equations      1:283—284
Water, compared to air      1:49
Water, content of vegetables      3:6
Water, Earth      3:178 4:369—370
Water, erosion      4:268
Water, eutrophication      3:354
Water, filtration      1:358
Water, fluoridation      1:233
Water, hydrogen      1:255
Water, hydrologic cycle      3:347—348 4:361—362 4:369—375
Water, life      4:67
Water, molecular polarity      3:19
Water, molecules      1:347—348 4:370
Water, percentage of human body mass      3:78
Water, phase diagram      1:41
Water, pollution      3:71—72
Water, purity      1:266
Water, red blood cells      1:351
Water, sedimentation      4:285
Water, solvents      1:347—349
Water, specific heat capacity      1:17—18
Water, spicy foods      3:297
Water, Thales of Miletus      2:13—14
Water, thermometric medium      2:241—242
Water, triple point      1:41—42 2:6
Waterwheels      2:99—100 2:163
Watson, James D.      2:298 3:111 3:117
Watt (unit of measure)      2:173
Watt, James      2:231
Wave mechanical model (atomic structure)      1:87—8
Wave motion      2:255—261 2:260t—261t see "Oscillations"
Wave motion, acoustics      2:311
Wave motion, Doppler effect      2:301—302
Wave motion, electromagnetism      2:343—344
Wave motion, frequency      2:272—273
Wave motion, interference      2:286—287
Wave motion, light      2:356—357
Wave motion, resonance      2:279
Wavelength      2:256 see
Wavelength, diffraction      2:294—295
Wavelength, electromagnetic waves      2:343—345
Wavelength, frequency      2:313
Wavelength, light      2:357—358
Wavelength, luminescence      2:366
Wavelength, radio broadcasting      2:346
Waves      see also "Light waves" "Longitudinal "Mechanical "Transverse
Waves, electromagnetism      2:341—342
Waves, erosion      4:26 4:268 4:284
Waves, interference      2:286—287
Waves, light      2:355—356
Waves, properties      2:256—258
Waves, seismic waves      4:232—233 4:233 4:237 4:240—241
Waves, superposition      2:287—288
Weak acids and bases      1:322
Weak nuclear force      2:157
Weather      4:395—404 4:403t see "Meteorology"
Weather, chaos theory      4:24—25
Weather, El Nino      4:28 4:30
Weather, mountains      4:260
Weather, volcanoes      4:30—31
Weather, water in the atmosphere      3:347—348 3:358
Weathering, erosion      4:264—266
Weathering, mass wasting      4:273—274
Weathering, sedimentation      4:283—284
Wedges      2:165
Wegener, Alfred      4:220—222
Weight      see also "Mass"
Weight loss      see "Fitness"
Weight, buoyancy      2:120—121
Weight, friction      2:52—53
Weight, gravity      2:72—74 4:173
Weight, mass      1:24—25 1:76 2:19—20
Weight, second law of motion      2:65
Weightlifting      3:308
Weizmann Institute      3:120
Werner, Abraham Gottlob      4:39 4:88
Western Deeps Gold Mine (South Africa)      4:212
Wetlands      3:376
Whales, echolocation      3:339 3:340—341
Whales, endangered species      3:207 3:208
Whales, taxonomy      3:195 3:204—205 3:222
Wheat      3:352
Wheelbarrows      2:161—163
wheels      2:109 2:162—164
Whirlpools      4:363
Whitcomb, Richard      2:107
White, Vanna      2:228
Whittaker, Jim      2:142
WHKY radio station (Hickory, NC)      2:293
Wilkins, Maurice Hugh Frederick      2:297—298
William of Ockham      4:4
Williamson, William      1:306
Willm, Pierre-Henri      2:124
Wilson, Brian      2:127
Wilson, Edward O.      3:402
Wilson, John Turzo      4:222
Wind erosion      4:269—270
Wind erosion, dust devils      4:269
Wind erosion, sedimentation      4:285
Wind tunnels      2:98 2:107
Wind, convection      4:188
Wind, weather      4:397—398
Windmills      2:163
Wings, airplanes      2:105—107
Wings, birds      2:103—105 2:115 3:192
Wings, paper airplanes      2:108
Winter, animal migration      3:335—336
Winter, impact on biological rhythms      3:314—315
Wohler, Friedrich      1:245 1:365 3:178 4:326
Wollaston, William Hyde      1:191
Word origin      see also "Naming conventions"
Word origin, kwashiorkor      3:85
Word origin, metabolism      3:33
Word origin, vitamins      3:95
Work (labor)      see "Laborers" "Occupational
Work (physics)      2:170—174 see "Power"
Work (physics), definition      2:222 2:232
Work (physics), gravity      2:171—173
Work (physics), power      2:173—174
Work (physics), thermodynamics      2:217—218
World Trade Center (New York, NY)      1:753
World War I      2:127
World War II, airships      2:127 2:129
World War II, concentration camps      3:121
World War II, Nagasaki bombardment (1945)      3:104
World-Wide Standardized Seismograph Network      4:234
Worms, acorn worm      3:138
Worms, detritivores      3:349
Worms, parasites      3:275 3:277—279
Worms, soil formation      4:296
Worms, taxonomy      3:274—275
Wrenches      2:86—89 2:160—161
Wright, Orville      2:105 2:116
Wright, Wilbur      2:105 2:116
Wuncheria bancrofti      3:278 3:279
www.Gravity.org      2:77
x-axis      see "Axes"
X-ray diffraction      2:298
X-rays      2:350
X-rays, applications      2:352—353
X-rays, beryllium      1:175
X-rays, diffraction      2:298
X-rays, Moseley, Henry      1:71
X-rays, Roentgen, Wilhelm      1:70
Xenarthrans      3:219
Xenon      1:241
y-axis      see "Axes"
Yachts      4:27—28
Yaw (orientation)      2:106
Yeast      3:28 3:28
Yellowstone National Park (U.S.)      3:363
Yersinia pestis      3:248
Young, Thomas, interference      2:290 2:356
Young, Thomas, wave theory of light      2:343
Youngs modulus      2:148
Youngs modulus of elasticity      2:148
Ytterbium      1:209—210
Yttrium      1:194—195
z-axis      see "Axes"
Zebra mussels      3:211
Zeitgebers      3:309
Zeno of Elea      2:14
Zeppelins      2:105 2:127—128 see
Zhang Heng      2:267
Zinc      1:154 1:188—189
Zinc group metals      1:188—190
Zirconium      1:192
Zooplankton      3:336
Zygotes      3:100 3:152
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