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How long does water entering a confined aquifer take?
The time it takes for water to enter a confined aquifer can vary depending on factors like the distance from the recharge area and the permeability of the surrounding material. In general, it may take days to years for water to travel through the overlying layers and reach the confined aquifer. This process is influenced by the hydrogeology of the area.
In diagram 2 water is flowing by osmosis both into and out of the cell because the concentration of water?
is higher outside the cell compared to inside the cell. Osmosis is the movement of water across a semi-permeable membrane from an area of higher water concentration to an area of lower water concentration. This results in water flowing in and out of the cell to balance the water concentration.
An area that contains a mixture of fresh and salt water is a?
estuary.
Does diffuse mean confined to a limited area?
No, "diffuse" means to spread or scatter widely. It is the opposite of being confined to a limited area.
What is a network confined to a large geographical area?
Local Area Network
What is confind space?
Confined space is an area that is enclosed. A dog kennel could be a confined space for a dog. A living room is a confined space for example.
Which Canadian province contains the greatest area of fresh water?
Quebec
What are reservoir?
A reservoir is used for storing something for later use. These are most commonly associated with the water supplies for cities which must accumulate large quantities of water in a confined area.
How do rivers form and what is a river?
erwhen it rains or snows that will build up water in one area. Then the water will want to move around. The water will then start flowing and create erosion.
Which hemisphere has the most water area?
The Southern hemisphere has more water than the Northern hemisphere.
Which body of surface water is stationary (not flowing)?
A body of surface water that is stationary and not flowing is typically referred to as a lake or pond. These bodies of water are characterized by their stillness, allowing for the accumulation of water in a defined area, often surrounded by land. Unlike rivers or streams, lakes and ponds do not have a current but can have various depths and sizes.
How slope of the area affect water in watershed?
The force of gravity keeps water flowing down hill.Where slopes are steep,the water in streams and rivers flows very fast. :) <3
