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    Speech: Life and Water

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    importance of water. Assalamualaikum and a very wonderful morning I bid to our lecturer and to all fellow classmates. This morning‚ it is my pleasure to share with all my audiences on my talk about the importance of water. As we know‚ water brings and sustains life in our planet. Water is something which we cannot do anything without it. After all‚ our bodies are made up of seventy percent water. It is quite possible to survive without food for more than a month‚ but without water we will perish

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    Plain Water Experiment

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    Purpose: How will salt and plain water affect plant cells? Hypothesis Clear water: If you place carrots and celery in plain water they will become flaccid and then eventually start to loose its colour and pieces of the celery or carrots will fall off. I know this because the vegetables will continue absorbing water putting the vegetable in a hypotonic solution. Pieces of the vegetable could break off because the cells are not getting what they need. The cells need to create glucose and oxygen

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    Water Quality Criteria

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    Water Quality Water Quality Criteria are levels of individual pollutants or water quality characteristics‚ or descriptions of conditions of a body of water that‚ if met‚ will generally protect the designated use of the water. For a given DU‚ there are likely to be a number of criteria dealing with different types of conditions‚ as well as levels of specific chemicals... Water quality criteria must be fit the use of water. Only scientific considerations are taken into consideration when determining

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    The Biological Importance of Water! The ultimate importance of water is none other than the fact that life cannot exist without it. Water being the major component of our body cells‚ typically making 70-95% of it‚ constructs the body mass with approximately 80% being water. Humans are not the only ones who contain the valued material but other creatures like the jellyfish hold 96% of water as their body mass. The structure of the water molecules enables it to have extreme properties that are

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    Fresh Water Resources

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    Fresh Water Resources Water - Basic Knowledge Made up of 2 hydrogen and one oxygen We can live without food for 50-60 days‚ but we can only live without water for 1-2 days (3 at most) Water resources are scarce Life without water is why we don’t live on mars Hydrologic cycle Describes the continuous movement and distribution of water on‚ above‚ and below earth’s surface By changing its state‚ water moves among great global reservoirs 3 stages: gas‚ liquid‚ solid (ice) When solid‚ it expands

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    Water Syllabus Paper

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    Water (Syllabus Topic 8.4) Our planet is rich in water‚ in solid‚ liquid and gaseous forms. Water is essential for the evolution of life and the continued existence of life on Earth. Complete the following revision passage using these words: solution‚ spheres‚ dense‚ solid‚ solute‚ biosphere‚ dissolves‚ gas‚ mass‚ volume‚ solution‚ lithosphere‚ liquid‚ solid‚ gas‚ state Water is a very useful solvent. A solvent is a substance which ____________ other substances. A substance which gets dissolved

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    water refilling survey

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    RESPONSE What are their sources of water? Purok Sampaguita Purok Zenia Orchid Purok Waling-waling Purok Ipil-ipil Purok Santan Purok Bougenvilla Purok San Francisco Deep well/water pump 1 2 1 1 Ardina/ Misaco 4 2 1 5 2 3 3 Water Refilling Station 9 7 13 11 10 14 11 The result show that 5% of the respondents of Poblacion 2 extracted drinking water from deepwell/ water pump which 20% of the respondents have drinking water from the local sources (ardina/misaco)

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    The Water Cycle Speech

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    The Water Cycle Intro How come we never run out of water? After millions of years you’d think that our water supply would be all used up right! It’s not though‚ because of one special process‚ the hydrologic cycle‚ more commonly known as "the water cycle." Main Points This water cycle recycles the Earth’s water supply. In other words‚ the water keeps getting reused over and over. Just think‚ the next glass of water you drink could have been part of a dinosaur’s bath‚ one

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    | Desalinization of Water | | | Sara Reed‚ Myp2 | | Chemistry | | * Our world consists of 70% of water‚ from which‚ only 2.5% is fresh water‚ and 1% is drinkable water. Because of this low drinkable water rate‚ desalinization is a very important process which will help us provide a higher percentage rate. * Desalination is a process in which salt water is turned into fresh water‚ by extracting its water and minerals. Desalination is used on many ships and submarines

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    The Observation of organism in a drop of pond water (Paramecium) under LPO and HPO Compound Microscope Doreenda A. Sabao BS Biology I-A .Lab 1 August 01‚ 2013 INTODUCTION A pond is a body of freshwater smaller than a lake. Ponds are naturally formed by a depression in the ground filling and retaining water. Streams or spring water is usually fed into these bodies. They can also be man-made ponds which can be created by damming a stream‚ digging a hole. Ponds are usually

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