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Earth’s Water

Where is Earth’s water? 97% of Earth’s water is salt water in the Oceans Only 3% of Earth’s water is fresh water Most fresh water on Earth is frozen in ice caps or glaciers About 1% of Earth’s fresh water is considered free water, that means it is not frozen

Where is free water found? Surface water: rivers and lakes Ground water: water that is found underground

The Water Cycle Water on Earth is in a constant cycle of movement known as the water cycle The energy to power the water cycle comes from the sun

Water Cycle Processes Evaporation: changing from liquid to gas Condensation: changing from gas to liquid Precipitation: water falling from clouds Percolation/infiltration: water seeping under ground Runoff: water that flows from land to streams, rivers, or the oceans Accumulation: water that collects in one place

Condensation Precipitation Evaporation Runoff Percolation Accumulation Groundwater

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