The Hydrosphere
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Clues
- a measure of the rate at which a fluid, such as water, can flow through rock (12)
- an area of land where water is collected from (9, 4)
- condensation of atmospheric water vapour that reaches the Earth's surface in any solid or liquid form (13)
- movement of water through the pore spaces in rock (11, 4)
- property of water, it expands instead of contracting when temperature goes from 4 degrees Centigrade to 0 degrees Centigrade and becomes less dense (9, 9)
- test of water contamination in which the number of the colonies of coliform- bacteria (E-coli) is counted (8, 5)
- the average length of time that a molecule remains in a reservoir (9, 4)
- the diffusion of water through a partially permeable membrane from an area of low concentration to an area of high concentration (7, 7)
- the process which plants lose water vapour, mainly from the stomata of their leaves (13)
- the weak electrostatic bond formed between water molecules which gives water a high boiling point (8, 4)
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