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What is a geographical channelflow?
Channel flow is how much water flows through a channel.
How can pollution affect water in areas far from its source?
Pollution can be carried long distances from its source through water currents, wind, or atmospheric deposition. This can lead to contamination of water sources in areas far from where the pollution originated, impacting ecosystems and human health.
When water goes from solid to liquid the distances between the three atoms within a molecule?
When water goes from solid to liquid, the distances between the hydrogen and oxygen atoms within a water molecule remain relatively constant. However, the intermolecular distances between water molecules increase as the solid structure breaks down into a more fluid arrangement.
Strait linking two areas of water?
channel
What word do you use to describe caring for your natural resources such as air water solid liquid?
conservation?
What is a human-made channel that carries water long distances?
This could be a canal or aquaduct
What are aqeducts?
Human made channel built to carry water.
how do i keep hydrated while running distances?
Hydration literally is just one thing: water. As long as you drink gallons of water, you will be plenty hydrated. Water is the best thing known to the human body.
When did Water Channel end?
Water Channel ended in 2009.
On witch channel is Blue Water High on?
what channel is blue water high on
When did formers learn how to irrigate?
When they learned how to spell 'farmers' correctly ! Seriously though - they simply realised they could use a channel to move water from a lake to their fields - saving the energy of carrying it over long distances.
Can you name a famous channel of water?
the english channel
What are the names of famous water channels?
English water channel English & Vivar Channel, both located in Europe.
What is a cross channel ferry?
A cross channel ferry is a ferry that carries passengers across a water body called a channel. A channel is a water body that connects two seas. The channel must be deep enough to be navigable.
Does wetted perimeter decrease downstream?
No, it increases as there is more water in the channel.
What is the difference between strait and the a channel?
a straight is narrow body of water, and a channel is a wider body of water.
What are the homophones for direct not crooked and narrow natural channel of water?
Strait -- channel of water straight -- not crooked
