Grade 10 The Hydrosphere
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- 2Chlorides and sulphates are found in water. These ions may be identified by the insoluble substances they form in chemical reactions. 10.3 The diagram below represents components of the global system. Which ONE of the symbols represents the: 10.3.3 Lithosphere
- 3Chlorides and sulphates are found in water. These ions may be identified by the insoluble substances they form in chemical reactions. 10.5 Describe ONE way in which the demand for water is currently met.
- 41.10 All the soil on Earth is known as the …
- 5Study the water cycle below and answer the questions that follow. 9.1 The water cycle consists of many processes. Identify the following processes: 9.1.1 A
Common mistakes
- Mixing up evaporation and transpiration. Transpiration is the loss of water vapour from plants.
- Getting the energy changes backwards. Evaporation absorbs energy; condensation releases energy.
- Confusing the spheres. The lithosphere is the rock and soil; the biosphere is all living things.
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