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35.Water Filtration EQ: How can we determine the safety and drinkability of our water supplies? LT: I can describe the processes that can be used to convert unusable water to usable resources. POU: I will make observations about rock type vs. permeability -I will draw and label the steps for water filtration -I will work with my group to review water filtration concepts.

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35.Water FiltrationEQ: How can we determine the safety and

drinkability of our water supplies? LT: I can describe the processes that can be used

to convert unusable water to usable resources.POU: I will make observations about rock type

vs. permeability-I will draw and label the steps for water filtration-I will work with my group to review water filtration concepts.

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Welcome! Warm Up 3/20/14

1. Why would clay be found at the bottom of a well?

2. Why are we running out of groundwater?

Go to www.goo.gl/

vta7d1 to record your

response

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A. Shale B. SandstoneC.Limestone

Which rock type is least permeable?

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A. Shale B. SandstoneC.Limestone

Which rock type would I find in an Aquifer?

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Demo: What happens when an aquifer runs dry?

Compare a moist sponge to a completely dry sponge

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Finish up – 10 minutes1. Finish the

conclusion questions for the lab

2. Tape into your Notebook on page 23

3. Work on uploading any missing assingments to your google drive folder

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Water Treatment Video

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Water Filtration Vocabulary 24 Runoff – is precipitation that flows over land into streams and rivers.

This water later enters oceans. Filtration – process of passing water through a series of screens that

allow water through but not large particles Aeration – The water is mixed to liberate dissolved gases and to

suspended particles in water column. Coagulation – The process by which particles in a liquid clump

together Sedimentation – The water left undisturbed to allow the heavy clumps

of particles and coagulants to settle out Disinfection – The water is treated to destroy any remaining disease

causing pathogens Potable Water – drinkable water Safe water: water that will not harm you if you come in contact with

it.

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Water Filtration 24 Sketch picture from pg 106-107

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EPA Tour of Water PlantEPA tourhttp://www.epa.gov/ogwdw/watertreatmentplant

/flash/index.html

**Skip Intro** (Right) Click on Video and select Zoom InPress K to go to the Keyboard Short Cuts

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BANKYou will work in your lab groups to answer

questions. When I call time, flash me your Ipad with only

the Letter of the answer choiceSome questions you will be silent (No Help

from your group!)Some I will let you come to a consensus

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Go to http://www.epa.gov/ogwdw000/kids/flash/

flash_qagame.html

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