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The water surface is called the Piezometric Surface - though I invite clarification as I believe this has a definite meaning within hydrology and geology.
The water-bearing formation is the Aquifer or Saturation Zone generally, the Phreas in karst hydrology/geology.
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What dissolve faster in water CRYSTAL of table salt or the same amount of crushed salt?
Crushed salt will dissolve faster as it has a larger surface area providing more contact with the water.
How deep should you bury water pipe?
Below the frost line of your area. Your local building code will tell you what the requirements are.
How does global warming lead to depletion of the water table?
Global warming causes greater extremes of weather. Due to climate change water tables will be depleted as they evaporate off due to increased temperature in the area
How do trees keep the water table down?
They actually consume and use so much water. There have been times when farmers or ranchers will remove a tree in a field in a little low spot and after a while the area becomes really wet. The tree actually had been using the natural water that collected in the area and after the tree was removed the water continued to come into the area. Some trees use more water than others and they're actually put in places to help keep some of the water accumulation down.
If atoms form metallic bonds then they are likely found in what area on the perioc table?
area B
What is the area called that is immediately below a water table?
a mud table
What area is below a water table?
the zone of saturation
What is the difference between a water table and a watershed?
A watershed is an area land from which water ultimately drains into a major river, which then dumps into the ocean or sea. A water table is the level below which the ground is saturated with water.
Why does the level of a water table change from time to time?
The amount of rain in the area determins how full the water table is. It also depends on how many people are using the aquifier and how much foliage the aquifier supplies. These are a couple things that determine how fast the table lowers, but area rainfall determines how fast the table recovers.
Is the water table constant?
The "water table" refers to the level of the groundwater (sometimes also called the "ground water table") below the surface of the earth.The level varies according to local topography and environmental conditions. In some cases the water table can be a few centimeters below the surface of the land or it can be hundreds of meters below the surface.Water table is important for a number of reasons; large trees and plants are normally "tapped into" it, and get their water from this source if they are not being irrigated. Wells and well points also tap into the water table so that animals and humans can make use of it.Major concerns about the water table include: pollution of the ground water, salinity and over exploitation.The water table is the area below ground where unsaturated soil ends and saturated soil begins.
A storage area for freshwater supplies is a?
Water table
Upper surface of the area where all the pores in a rock are filled with water?
The water table.
Area where the water table meets earths surface and flows out?
runoff
What is the upper surface of area where all the pores in a rock are filled with water?
it is called the water table
What can be some evidence on the surface of the Earth that indicate a high water table in that area?
A body of water
What is the upper surface of the area where all the pores in a rock are filled the water?
it is called the water table
What is the upper surface of the area where all the pores in the rock are filled with water?
it is called the water table
