· PURITY: clarity, clean
· FILTRATION: when solid particles are separated from a liquid by passing a mixture through a material that retains the solid particles and allows the liquid to pass through
· FILTRATE: the liquid collected after the water has been filtered
· ADSORBS: attracting and holding many substances that could give water a bad taste on its surface.
· PURIFIED WATER: clean, clear, drinkable
· PERCENT RECOVERY: the percent of the original sample is recovered.
· HISTOGRAM: shows the percent recovery obtained by all the laboratory groups
· RANGE: the difference between the largest and smallest values in the data set
· AVERAGE: adding all the values together and dividing the sum by the total number of values
· MEAN: average
· MEDIAN: middle value
· ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY: the presence of dissolved, electrically charged particles in water.
· TYNDALL EFFECT: shows the purity of the water sample.
· WATER CYCLE: hydrologic cycle; water falls as rain or snow, the rest flows back into large bodies of water, evaporates into the air, and falls again.
· DIRECT WATER USE: water use that can be directly measured
· INDIRECT WATER USE: hidden uses of water
· GASEOUS STATE: water vapor
· LIQUID STATE: lakes, rivers, oceans, clouds, rain
· SOLID STATE: ice
· SURFACE WATER: water that originated in a body of water.
· GROUND WATER: water that originated in a well; must be pumped to the surface
· AQUIFER: a water-bearing layer of rock, sand, or gravel
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