yup, don't know how i got an a* for english science and math in psle.Originally posted by Plastic Bag:didn't pay attention during primary school science lessons?![]()
As land conducts and loses heat more easily than water, during summer the air above land is of a lower pressure than the air above sea, air is then pushed from the sea onto land area as according to the pressure gradient (where it is pushed from an area of higher pressure to an area of lower pressure, thus forming sea breeze).Originally posted by unclebutcher:why are cities near seas or large bodies of water not as cold in the winter and not as hot in the summer?
The sea spray is salty and that speeds up corrosion.Originally posted by Phoebie:i heard utensils in houses / flats / apartments etc near the sea tend to get rusty more easily
is this hearsay credible?![]()
so what's the answerOriginally posted by unclebutcher:yup, don't know how i got an a* for english science and math in psle.![]()
![]()
its the extra salinity of the air which corrodes and rusts metal objects (iron for the case of rusting) fasterOriginally posted by Kuali Baba:The sea spray is salty and that speeds up corrosion.
Oh yea? Tell me why it isn't accurate. I studied Geog for A levelsOriginally posted by MARK1992:it is called the continental effect and maritime effect...check ur sec school geog textbook
the landbreeze seabreeze post isnt very accurate
Thread Starter asking how come cooler in summer and warmer in winter lahOriginally posted by newcomer:because it opens up alot of tradeable goods.
-_-"Originally posted by MARK1992:oh polar SO SORRY!
didnt read properly![]()
paiseh
sorry la what u want me to do?Originally posted by polarsnake:-_-"
Go study Geog! No surfing sgforums for you!Originally posted by MARK1992:sorry la what u want me to do?
KNS EOYs finished liao study WF?!Originally posted by polarsnake:Go study Geog! No surfing sgforums for you!![]()