Question

the movement of water from the atmosphere to the ground is called which of the following? evaporation precipitation transpiration condensation question 10 5 pts helium in the sun is produced by which of the following processes? nuclear fission reaction nuclear fusion change of hydrogen from liquid to gas chemical reaction

Explanation:

• For the first question:
• Evaporation is the process of water changing from liquid to gas (leaving the ground/body of water to the atmosphere).
• Precipitation is when water (in various forms like rain, snow) falls from the atmosphere to the ground.
• Transpiration is water vapor release from plants (from plant to atmosphere).
• Condensation is water changing from gas to liquid (in the atmosphere).
• For the second question:
• Nuclear fission is splitting of a heavy nucleus (not relevant for helium production in the sun).
• Nuclear fusion is the process in the sun where hydrogen nuclei combine to form helium.
• Change of hydrogen from liquid to gas is a physical state change (not relevant for helium production).
• Chemical reaction involves electron - based bonding changes (not for nuclear - level helium production in the sun).

Answer:

• First question: precipitation
• Second question: nuclear fusion