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paperback in 2014 byWaylandCopyright OWayland 2014  \nWayland  \nHachette Children's Books338 Euston RoadLondon NW13BH  \nWayland AustraliaLevel 17/207 Kent StreetSydney NSW 2000  \nProduced forWayland byWhite-Thomson Publishing Ltdwww.wtpub.co.uk+44(0)8432087460  \nAll rights reserved.Editor:Alice HarmanDesigner:Clare NicholasPicture researcher:Alice HarmanSeries consultant:Kate RuttleDesign concept:Paul Cherrill  \nBritish Library Cataloguing in Publication DataHarman,Alice.  \nAir.--(Science corner)(Popcorn)  \n1.Air--Juvenile literature.  \nL.Title Il.Series551.5-dc23  \nISBN:9780750283045  \nPrinted and bound in China10987654321  \nWayland is a division of Hachette Children's Books,an Hachette UK companywww.hachette.co.uk  \nExplore the world with Popcorn-  \nyour complete first non-fiction library.  \nLook out for more titles in the Popcorn range.Allbooks have the sameformat of simple text and striking images.Text is carefully matched tothe pictures to help readers to identify and understand key vocabulary.www.waylandbooks.co.uk/popcorn  \n\n| BRENT LIBRARIES  \u003Cbr>WIL   |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| 91120000180294   |  |\n| Askews &Holts   | 26-Mar-2014   |\n| J551.5 JUNIOR NON-FI   | f7.99   |\n|  |  |\n\nPicture/illustration credits:  \nPeter Bull 23;Stefan Chabluk 5,8,12;Corbis:RichardT.Nowitz 17;Dreamstime:Fiona Deaton 21;RobertHarding:Andrew McConnell 14;Shutterstock:pirita  \n4,oliveromg 6,7t Sheri Armstrong,7b David Ashley,9Apollofoto,10 Space Factory,11 Krzysztof Wiktor,Kotenko Oleksander 13,Melissa Brandes 15,SteveBower 16,16 inset Carlos Caetano,elwynn 18,MarkWilliam Richardson 19,Cbenjasuwan 21,See-Now 21;Wikimedia:Anke Hueper 20.  \nEvery effort has been made to clear copyright.Should there be any inadvertent omission,please apply to the publisher for rectification.  \nContentsWhat is air?4Air and animals6Breathing air8Air and plants10Water in the air12The wind14Rising and sinking air16Air pollution18Wind power20What does it mean?22Make a wind spinner23Glossary24Index24  \n# What is air?\n\nAir is all around us,but wecannot see it.We can feel airwhen it moves,such as whenthe wind blows.  \nThe wind makes kitesfly upin the sky.  \nAir is a mixture of gases.The maingases are nitrogen,oxygen andcarbon dioxide.Air also containswater,in a gas called water vapour.  \nliagram showshowmochofeach gasis in air  \n# Air and animals\n\nAlmost all animals,including humans,need oxygen to stay alive.We get thisoxygen by breathing air into our bodies.  \nAnimals that live in water also needoxygen.Some take in oxygen from thewater around them.Others come upto breathe air above water.  \n>Fish take in 0xygen fromthe water arovndthem.  \n# Breathing air\n\nWhen we breathe,we pull airinto our bodies and then pushit back out.We use our lungsto do this.  \nYou breatheup to 30,00Otimes a day!  \nOurlungs fill with air as we breathe in.They empty as we breathe 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