Write your answer in at least 150 words, where possible using your own words instead of the labels. Compare the temperatures inside and outside the greenhouse.
Write your answer in at least 150 words, where possible using your own words instead of the labels. Compare the temperatures inside and outside the greenhouse. a7eyw
The illustration helps with the support on the comparison between the temperatures inside and outside the greenhouse. Overall, there are 3 stages that are shown in the diagram which would make the temperature inside the greenhouse start with the same warmth as outside, but later become a lot hotter than outside.
The process begins with the sunlight shining down into the greenhouse, which leads to the light from the sun to bypass through the layer from the greenhouse to be absorbed by the soil. At this time, the temperatures between inside and outside the greenhouse are the same, as when the sun had transferred heat to the soil inside the greenhouse, balancing the warmth between inside and outside.
Later on, the sunlight is converted into heat energy and is being released from the soil, making the temperature inside the greenhouse hotter than outside as it stacks on each other, since the heat is unable to escape from the greenhouse. However, as the heat is being converted and released from the soil, the cool air descends into the soil, cooling it. In addition, with the soil being cooled down, it means that it will be able to absorb sunlight again to convert and release, making it a repeatable progress.
The illustration
helps
with the support on the comparison between the
temperatures
inside
and
outside
the
greenhouse
.
Overall
, there are 3 stages that
are shown
in the diagram which would
make
the
temperature
inside
the
greenhouse
start
with the same warmth as
outside
,
but
later become a lot hotter than outside.
The process
begins
with the sunlight shining down into the
greenhouse
, which leads to the light from the sun to bypass through the layer from the
greenhouse
to
be absorbed
by the
soil
. At this time, the
temperatures
between
inside
and
outside
the
greenhouse
are the same, as when the sun had transferred
heat
to the
soil
inside
the
greenhouse
, balancing the warmth between
inside
and outside.
Later on, the sunlight
is converted
into
heat
energy and is
being released
from the
soil
, making the
temperature
inside
the
greenhouse
hotter than
outside
as it stacks on each other, since the
heat
is unable to escape from the
greenhouse
.
However
, as the
heat
is
being converted
and released from the
soil
, the cool air descends into the
soil
, cooling it.
In addition
, with the
soil
being cooled
down, it means that it will be able to absorb sunlight again to convert and release, making it
a repeatable progress
.