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2
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A form of energy, such as heat waves, visible light, and X-rays, that can radiate through empty space.
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3
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The amount of heat energy needed to raise the temperature of one gram of pure water one Celsius degree
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4
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A body of arid air that is low in humidly because it formed over a land area.
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5
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A large body of air that has relatively uniform conditions of temperature and pressure.
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6
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A body of air that is relatively moist because it formed over an ocean.
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7
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Latent potential energy absorbed when a liquid vaporizes and released when a gas condenses.
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8
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A high-pressure system that usually brings cool, clear weather as its winds rotate clockwise and away from the center.
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9
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A weather system in which the atmospheric pressure is lower than surrounding areas.
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10
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Latent potential energy absorbed when a solid melts and released when a liquid freezes.
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11
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A measure of the average vibrational kinetic energy of a substance.
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