Water - water treatment
related topics: Hydrology, River systems of the world |
Acid rain
Acid rain and its effects acid rain is formed from the combustion of fossil
fuels and has disasterous effects on forests |
Acid rain
acid rain is rain, snow or fog that is polluted by acid in the atmosphere
and damages the environment
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Acid Rain
Acid rain refers to all types of precipitation: rain, snow, sleet, hail,
fog--that is acidic in nature |
Acid Rain
On-line data and reports on acid rain, atmospheric deposition and
precipitation chemistry |
Acid Rain
sulphur dioxide, acid rain |
Acid Rain
the primary cause of acid rain: Sulphur dioxide, released from burning of
fossil fuels and industrial plants |
Acid Rain
Acid rain is rain with a higher concentration of positively charged atomic
particles (ions) than normal rain. Acid rain and its frozen equivalents,
acid snow and acid sleet, are part of a larger problem called acid
deposition, ... |
ALTERED
OCEANS Five-part series looks at the state of the world's waters |
BioProcessing
culturing of cells and microorganisms to create the bulk bio-product,
separation and refinement of the bulk bio-product into a form suitable for
its end use |
Clarification
water clarification is the process of removing suspended solids from water. In this chapter, factors governing the destabilization, coagulation and
removal of suspended solids from water are reviewed |
Demineralization |
Drinking Water
Glossary |
Forms of surface
water pollution |
Freshwater ecology
Freshwater ecology, Lake and wetland ecology, Stream and river ecology, Fish
ecology |
Freshwater
Website The Nature of Water, Aquatic Ecosystems, Groundwater, Lakes,
Permafrost, Properties of Water, Rivers, Sediment, Snow and Ice, Water and
Climate, Wetlands |
Global Water |
Groundwater
it exists almost everywhere underground. It is found underground in the
spaces between particles of rock and soil, or in crevices and cracks in rock |
Groundwater Groundwater and the Hydrologic Cycle |
Ground Water Primer |
Groundwater |
Groundwater animation groundwater, hydrology, aquifer, aquiclude, water
cycle, water wells |
Hydrologic Cycle and Interactions The hydrologic cycle describes the
continuous movement of water above, on, and below the surface of the Earth |
Microfiltration
microfiltration is a form of filtration that has two common forms. One form
is crossflow separation. In crossflow separation, a fluid stream runs
parallel to a membrane |
Nanofiltration is
a form of filtration that uses membranes to preferentially separate
different fluids or ions |
Oil in
the water oily-looking films, and black-coated rocks in natural waters
often cause worry because people think that the water is polluted. When they
learn these coatings and films occur in unpolluted water also |
Properties of
water freshwater, physical property, hydrologic cycle, water supply, lake, river, groundwater |
Pure
water handbook pdf file |
Residential water
conservation techniques
this program shows effective ways to save water inside and outside the house
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Reverse osmosis
reverse osmosis, also known as hyperfiltration, is the finest filtration
known. This process will allow the removal of particles as small as ions
from a solution. Reverse osmosis is used to purify water and remove salts
and other impurities in order to improve the color, taste or properties of
the fluid |
Transboundarywaters publications about water |
USGS water science for schools
information on many aspects of water, along with pictures, data, maps
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Water |
Water |
Water cycle
the water cycle, sometimes referred to as the hydrological cycle, is the
continuous transfer of water from air, sea land and water in a continuous
cycle. This continuous movement of water is sufficient to provide good
living conditions on the planet while at the same time transferring the
water to places where it is needed as a norm |
Water cycle
Clean Water Act, Conservation, Evaporation, Hydrologic Cycle, Transpiration,
Water Cycle |
Water Disputes in Central Asia |
Water Encyclopedia
Acid Mine Drainage, Bottled Water, Chemical Analysis of Water,
Desalinization, Desert, Hydrology, ... |
Water Quality
Pure water is tasteless and odourless |
Water Quality and Land
Treatment |
Water quality criteria pH factor |
Water resources
eAtlas watersheds of the world, provides maps of land cover, population
density and biodiversity for 154 basins and sub-basins around the world |
Water testing lab
drinking water, water testing, water analysis, well water, spring water, trichloroethylene, tce, radon,
coliform, nitrates, voc, lead, ph, iron, pesticides, pcb, environmental, epa, oil, fuel, contamination,
pollution
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Water Quality Information Center
(WQIC) provides electronic access to information on water quality and
agriculture. The center collects, organizes, and communicates the scientific
findings, educational methodologies, and public policy issues related to
water quality and agriculture |
Water Resources and Freshwater Ecosystems the country's 'Water Resources
and Freshwater Ecosystems' profile |
Water
resources and fresh water maps |
Water Security in the Middle East water security of riparian states in
the Euphrates-Tigris Basin |
Water structure and behavior water structure, importance, water cluster,
properties, liquid water, hydration, The structure of the water molecule,
The molecular orbitals of water, H2O, Hydrogen bonding in water, Molecular
vibration and absorption of water, Water ionization,
Pressure-Temperature-Density behavior, Volume-Temperature behavior,
Temperature-viscosity behavior, Molecular models of water, Water clustering
in liquid water |
What happens to used water? animation |
World water crisis the world's supply of fresh water is running out |
Horizontaal |
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