Fresh and Salt Water GLO#1 Review

3. water that runs off the surface of the land until it reaches rivers, lakes, and oceans
6. water, all of the water that we are able to drink or water that is safe to drink
8. small streams that begin from glaciers and snowmelt and flow into larger channels
13. dissolved materials
15. a process that uses boiling to separate substances, such as turning saltwater into steam to leave the salt behind
18. water on the ground that soaks into subsurface soils and moves into rocks through pore spaces and cracks
19. the diffusion of water
20. an area where freshwater meets ocean water and results in a mixing of nutrients
21. quality a measure of the amount of substances found in water, including organic material, living organisms, minerals, and chemicals

1. atmospheric water that reaches "critical mass" and falls back to earth as rain, snow, or hail
2. a term used to describe the cloudiness, opacity, or thickness of water caused by suspended matter
4. the process where water vapour rises to a colder level of the atmosphere and loses heat to become liquid water droplets
5. the loss of water through the leaves of a plant
7. a process where solar energy heats water to form a gas known as water vapour
9. Osmosis a technology that uses a filter or membrane to allow water molecules to pass through while blocking salt molecules
10. water that has soaked into the ground, making up a large portion of the world's freshwater and serving the needs of plants and people
11. Cycle also known as the water cycle, it is the process by which Earth recycles its water
12. Oxygen (DO), oxygen found in water that organisms need to survive
14. the measure of the amount of salts dissolved in a liquid
16. a measure of dissolved minerals like calcium and magnesium in water that can build up in pipes and fixtures
17. solvent, a term for water because it allows many things to dissolve in it and helps facilitate various reactions