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3
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The temperature at which a body of air at a given atmospheric pressure becomes fully saturated and condenses.
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6
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set of interrelated components which are connected together to form a working unit or unified whole.
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7
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99% of all freshwater ice is stored in Antarctica and...
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8
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The catchment area from which a river system obtains its supplies of water.
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9
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When water is transferred to a river quickly the resultant hydrograph is described as... and it is more likely to flood.
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10
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Lessening or reversing the effect of an original change.
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12
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Snowball effect, continuing or even accelerating a change in a system.
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Where there is transfer of energy, but not matter with the surroundings e.g. Planet Earth
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15
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90% of the water in the atmosphere comes from evaporation, the other 10% comes from...
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The movement of water from the surface downwards into the soil.
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Water droplets must condense on even tinier dust, salt, or smoke particles to form...
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Rocks such as clays which contibute to a flahy hydrograph.
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.... sided drainage basins cause water to reach the river channel more quickly.
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