1. Water Systems

2. As we know, everything needs water. Plants drink water Humans drink water We use water to put out fires

3. Water has…. No colour No taste No smell

4. Solvent vs Solute Many substances can dissolve in water. Like salt and sugar. When things dissolve in water….. Water is called the solvent The other thing is called the solute

5. As we know everything is made up of elements from the periodic table.

6. Pure Substance When water is just H2O, we call this a pure substance But as well know, water is never just H2O We use Brita filters to help filter out other particles.

7. We know there is fluoride in water that helps make our teeth whiter.

8. Mixture When there is other stuff mixed in with the water, we call this a mixture.

9. If water is a pure substance or a mixture is still has three different states. Solid Liquid Gas (water vapour)

10. Page 268 of the textbook Read and discuss

11. The Water Cycle Copy down the following key terms from pages 270 and 271 Melting Sublimation Evaporation Condensation Deposition Freezing

12. The Water Cycle Copy down the diagram from page 270 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al-do-HGuIk

13. Liquid water flows (it's a fluid), so if it has a chance for gravity to pull it closer to the centre of the earth it will flow that way. This is called runoff. Often the runoff goes into lakes and streams. Sometimes the water stays with the ground and seeps into the soil. This water is called ground water. Ground water fills in the gaps between rocks and dirt. This rock, soil and water mixture is called an aquifer. The top of an aquifer, the area that separates it from the rock and dirt is called the water table (where the ground is placed atop the aquifer, hence table)

14. At some point, the water from oceans, lakes, streams, aquifer's and ice from snow and ice will evaporate or sublimate into the atmosphere. Water vapour in the air flies around with the wind. Sometimes the wind gets pushed up higher into the air where it cools down and turns into liquid or solid water. This liquid or solid water falls down due to gravity and we call this precipitation (snow or rain or sleet, anything falling from the sky)

15. The snow can turn into polar ice sheets, ice caps and glaciers. Water undergoes a big cycle, converting between different states and occupying different areas of the earth. So eventually you may drink water that was once on top of the rocky mountains.

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