unit seven: earth’s water chapter 21 water and solutions chapter 22 water systems chapter 23...
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UNIT SEVEN: Earth’s Water
Chapter 21 Water and Solutions
Chapter 22 Water Systems
Chapter 23 How Water Shapes the Land
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Chapter Twenty-Two: Water Systems
22.1 Water on Earth’s Surface
22.2 The Water Cycle
22.3 Oceans
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Chapter 22.2 Learning Goals
Trace the path of water on Earth’s surface.
Describe the processes involved in recycling Earth’s water.
Explain how volcanic activity contributes to the water cycle.
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Investigation 22B
Key Question:How is a model of the water cycle in your
classroom like Earth’s water cycle?
The Water Cycle
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22.2 The Water Cycle
A set of processes called the water cycle keeps our water continuously recycled and naturally filtered.
The water cycle is sometimes called the hydrologic cycle.The Sun, wind, weather, and gravity drive the water cycle.
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22.2 Water cycle processes
The four main processes of the water cycle are evaporation, transpiration, condensation, and precipitation.
Evaporation occurs when liquid water has enough energy to leave the liquid phase and become a gas called water vapor.
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22.2 Water cycle processes
Transpiration is the process in which plants lose water through tiny pores on their leaves.
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22.2 Water Cycle processes
Condensation occurs when water in its gaseous phase loses energy.
Water molecules cool and slow down so much that they group and form droplets of liquid.
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22.2 Water cycle processes
Precipitation is any form of condensed water vapor in the atmosphere falling back to Earth.
This includes rain, snow, sleet, and hail.
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22.2 How water moves in the water cycle
Precipitation that reaches Earth’s surface often flows over the land.
This water, called surface runoff, eventually reaches lakes, rivers, and oceans. Surface runoff dissolves and collects minerals and nutrient-rich soil as it flows.
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22.2 How water moves in the water cycle
Groundwater can be an collected in underground areas of sediment and rocks called an aquifer.
When groundwater is removed from an aquifer for human consumption, it can take 300 to 1,000 years or more to replenish the supply.
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22.2 How water moves in the water cycle
Percolation is the process of liquid moving through a substance that has many tiny holes or “pores”.
Groundwater can move through soil because the soil is porous.
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22.2 How water moves in the water cycle
Groundwater that is not pumped from an aquifer flows to oceans.
Aquifers are important water sources.
The Ogallala Aquifer is in danger of becoming depleted because the water is being used faster than it can be replenished.
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22.2 Watersheds
A watershed is an area of land that catches all precipitation and surface runoff.
The water that comes to many homes in the United States originates in a watershed that can be local or from another region.
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22.2 The water cycle and volcanic activity Volcanoes are also part of the water cycle.
When a volcano erupts, water trapped in liquid rock called magma is released as water vapor into the atmosphere.
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22.2 The water cycle and volcanic activity
Hot springs are the result of groundwater coming in contact with hot rock or magma below Earth’s surface.
A geyser is a hot spring in which the water pressure builds up. Eventually it explodes from the ground.
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22.2 The water cycle and volcanic activity
Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park is a geyser.
Water that evaporates from geysers or hot springs becomes part of the water cycle.