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What are some things that might be in each category? WATER UNIT Groundwater ? Surface Water ? Water Pollution ? What are some things that might be in each category?

Get out clean sheet of paper, label front and back as follows: Groundwater Diagram Infiltration: Porosity: Zone of aeration: Zone of saturation: Water Table: Aquifer: Aquitard:

this is where it all begins the Water Cycle this is where it all begins water vapor from plants Heat from the sun causes this also called infiltration

water cannot pass through Infiltration (also called percolation) only happens when the ground is permeable Water penetrates the surface of the earth and leaches into the ground Permeable Impermeable water can pass through water cannot pass through sedimentary rock sand & silt loam compost / humus igneous & metamorphic rock *bedrock layer clay asphalt / concrete

Porosity & Permeability Porosity = amount of water that can be stored in the pore spaces Permeability = ability of water to flow through connected pore spaces pore spaces are air !!! High Porosity and High Permeability Low Porosity and Low Permeability

Groundwater water stored underground Zone of aeration Unsaturated zone Pore spaces in the material are filled mainly with air Zone of saturation (also called an Aquifer) Pore spaces in the material are filled with water Water within the pores is groundwater Water table --the upper limit of the zone of saturation water table can move up when it rains or down during a drought

Aquitard – an impermeable layer of material WELL WELL Zone of Aeration Zone of Saturation Bedrock

unconfined confined Two Types of Aquifers type of aquifer unconfined confined description water rests on an impermeable layer; ground above it is permeable; can be refilled from rainwater that infiltrates water trapped between 2 impermeable layers; water becomes pressurized; cannot be refilled from rainwater infiltration type of well regular well (water needs to be drawn or pumped out) Artesian well (water rises under its own pressure)

Well - hole drilled into the zone of saturation Artesian Well – well drilled into a confined aquifer; rises under its own pressure