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    not exist without water. Seventy-five % of the Earth is covered in water providing an environment for organisms to live in. the water molecule is made up of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. As oxygen atoms are more electronegative that hydrogen atoms the electrons shared covalently between the oxygen and the hydrogen atoms tend to spend more time near the oxygen atom making it partially negative and making the hydrogen atoms partially positive. The partial charges in the water molecule allow

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    Biological Importance of Water for Living Organisms Water is made up of two elements‚ 2 positively charged hydrogen molecules and one negatively charged oxygen molecule. Water molecules have uneven charge distribution as one end of the molecule is slightly positive and the other slightly negative‚ this is called polar. Ionic substances such as sodium chloride dissolve easily in water because the positively and negatively charged ions are separated due to the dipole nature of water. As water is dipolar

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    BIOCHEMICAL IMPORTANCE OF WATER Of all the simple chemicals that are found in abundance on Earth‚ only water is liquid under normal pressure and temperature. When life first appeared on planet Earth‚ water has played an important role in creating the first organic compounds. The organic compounds later‚ formed the first prokaryotic organisms. Life began‚ as the modern theories support‚ in water and developed for three billion years in it before spreading on land. It is no coincidence that the

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    The biochemical importance of water Sam Ellick 13/11/2010 Water otherwise known as H2O is a necessity for life to exist. It has many unique features compared to other molecules of its size. For example solid ice is less dense than liquid ice‚ which ponds and lakes freeze from the top down. This is important in insulating the aquatic life in the winter. This essay however will be looking at why water is so important in biochemical terms. Its shape Water‚ as its formula H2O suggests‚ consists

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    Importance of Fresh Water

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    IMPORTANCE OF FRESH WATER All living things on Earth need fresh water in order to survive But human beings become ill and may even die if they cannot get pure or clean and are forced to drink polluted water. Human beings can only last 3 day without fresh water. People died of thirst after the cyclone in 1999 because their supply of fresh water from irrigation channels was destroyed form tidal waves. However water is needed for many more purposes e.g. in agriculture and industries‚ but this water

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    The Importance of Water The water that we consume today is the same water since pre historical period .The importance of water has not changed; the only difference now is the purity and efficiency of it. Barbara Kingsolver‚ a famous American writer‚ explains the problems concerning water in her article‚ “Fresh Water.” Humans’ inclinations to excessively use natural assets have caused climate change and drought in many parts of the world‚ making it difficult for many people to access clean and fresh

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    Our Water Is Running Out

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    Our Water is Running Out                     Boston Globe - January 6‚ 2002                             By Jeffrey Rothfeder For those of us who can turn on the faucet confident that there will be steady stream of clean water for bathing‚ drinking‚ cooking‚ washing dishes‚ the thought that the world could go dry seems incomprehensible. But the reality we face is sobering: water -- nature’s most essential element -- is becoming dangerously scarce. A freshwater crisis has already begun

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    moment physical survival comes before anything else. Because of this‚ we lose many things of our humanity. Several of the characters give great examples of this in the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding‚ especially when it comes to looking at Jack and Ralph. when physical survival has become our main priority we lose our sense of cleanliness‚ responsibility and our thinking of right from wrong‚ along with our struggle to have feelings for others. When we’re so focused on survival we don’t seem

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    Importance of Saving Water

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    by defensible hills on the other three sides. The site is significant historically and architecturally. The topography abounds with large stones which have been utilized to make larger than life statues of Hindu deities. A structure of historic importance appears every quarter of a mile. The Archaeological Survey of India continues to conduct excavations in the area‚ to discover additional artifacts and temples. [edit] Geography [pic] [pic] Hampi overview Hampi is situated on the banks

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    Our World Without Water

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    “Nary a drop to drink” Introduction Water is a natural resource which is very critical to all life on Earth. Natural resources are things that come from nature. Natural resources are either renewable or non renewable. Some of the Earth’s natural resources are; Soil‚ Air‚ and Water. Although the Earth is almost covered in water‚ it is considered a finite resource which means there is an end to the amount of water that is available for human consumption. Where a population lives and also their

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