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Vocabulary flashcards covering the properties of water, comparisons of water types, storage, and the components of the hydrologic cycle based on the lecture notes.
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Water
A substance vital for humans and other life forms, also known as H2O, that is somewhat clear, satisfies hydration and thirst, and covers 70% of the globe.
H2O
One molecule of water, composed of 2 atoms of Hydrogen and 1 atom of Oxygen.
Ocean Water
Undrinkable, salty water containing marine life that covers 70% of the globe.
Ocean Water Uses
Uses include swimming, surfing, fishing, and creating fresh water through desalination.
Fresh Water
Clear water that supports fish and seagrass.
Hydrologic cycle
Also known as the Water Cycle, which consists of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
Quabbin Resevoir
A M.A water storage reservoir.
transpirtation
The process of plants giving off water.
precipitation
Falling rain/snow and condensation.
stream flow
Flowing waters from falling water, also known as Surface Runoff.
Snowmelt
The process of snow melting.
interception
The process where plants use water for "food".
Saturation
The point reached where water cannot be absorbed.
Infiltration
Water going down into the ground, also known as percolation.
Groundwater discharge
Water being pushed into the ocean.