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==Key Stage 4==
===Meaning===
'''Greenhouse gases''' are [[gas]]es which are more [[transparent]] to [[Visible Light]] than to [[Infrared Light]].

===About Greenhouse Gases===
: '''Greenhouse gases''' lead to the [[Greenhouse Effect|greenhouse effect]].
: If the [[percentage]] of '''greenhouse gases''' in the [[atmosphere]] increases this could cause the [[Mean Average|average]] [[temperature]] of the [[Earth]]'s surface to increase, a process called [[Global Warming]].
: The most common '''greenhouse gases''' are [[Carbon Dioxide]], [[Methane]] and [[Water Vapour]] which all scatter or reflect [[Infrared Light]] back to the surface of the [[Earth]] and prevent it from escaping into [[space]].

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	: If the [[percentage]] of '''greenhouse gases''' in the [[atmosphere]] increases this could cause the [[Mean Average\|average]] [[temperature]] of the [[Earth]]'s surface to increase, a process called [[Global Warming]].		: If the [[percentage]] of '''greenhouse gases''' in the [[atmosphere]] increases this could cause the [[Mean Average\|average]] [[temperature]] of the [[Earth]]'s surface to increase, a process called [[Global Warming]].
	: The most common '''greenhouse gases''' are [[Carbon Dioxide]], [[Methane]] and [[Water Vapour]] which all scatter or reflect [[Infra-red]] back to the surface of the [[Earth]] and prevent it from escaping into space.		: The most common '''greenhouse gases''' are [[Carbon Dioxide]], [[Methane]] and [[Water Vapour]] which all scatter or reflect [[Infra-red]] back to the surface of the [[Earth]] and prevent it from escaping into space.
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		+	===References===
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 : '''Greenhouse gases''' lead to the [[Greenhouse Effect|greenhouse effect]].
 : If the [[percentage]] of '''greenhouse gases''' in the [[atmosphere]] increases this could cause the [[Mean Average|average]] [[temperature]] of the [[Earth]]'s surface to increase, a process called [[Global Warming]].
-: The most common '''greenhouse gases''' are [[Carbon Dioxide]], [[Methane]] and [[Water Vapour]] which all scatter or reflect [[Infrared Light]] back to the surface of the [[Earth]] and prevent it from escaping into space.
+: The most common '''greenhouse gases''' are [[Carbon Dioxide]], [[Methane]] and [[Water Vapour]] which all scatter or reflect [[Infra-red]] back to the surface of the [[Earth]] and prevent it from escaping into space.

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 ==Key Stage 4==
 ===Meaning===
-'''Greenhouse gases''' are [[gas]]es which are more [[transparent]] to [[Visible Light]] than to [[Infrared Light]].
+'''Greenhouse gases''' are [[gas]]es which are more [[transparent]] to [[Visible Light]] than to [[Infra-red]].
 ===About Greenhouse Gases===
 : '''Greenhouse gases''' lead to the [[Greenhouse Effect|greenhouse effect]].
 : If the [[percentage]] of '''greenhouse gases''' in the [[atmosphere]] increases this could cause the [[Mean Average|average]] [[temperature]] of the [[Earth]]'s surface to increase, a process called [[Global Warming]].
-: The most common '''greenhouse gases''' are [[Carbon Dioxide]], [[Methane]] and [[Water Vapour]] which all scatter or reflect [[Infrared Light]] back to the surface of the [[Earth]] and prevent it from escaping into [[space]].
+: The most common '''greenhouse gases''' are [[Carbon Dioxide]], [[Methane]] and [[Water Vapour]] which all scatter or reflect [[Infrared Light]] back to the surface of the [[Earth]] and prevent it from escaping into space.