Water Resources Management, in order to obtain my Bachelor Degree in Business Management at Central State University.

Evaporation: Liquid water takes in the solar Radiation, and coverts to water vapor.







Transpiration: Water molecules leave plant tissue and enter the atmosphere as a gas: water vapor.




Sublimation: Water that goes from solid state (such as snow) to water vapor, gas state, without passing through the liquid state, to go into the atmosphere.





Condensation: Water vapor loses latent heat of vaporization and reverts to a liquid. The droplets form clouds in the sky.






Precipitation: Moisture is to heavy to stay suspended in the clouds so it falls as rain, snow, sleet, and hail.







Infiltration: water that lands on the ground and seeps into the soil.




































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Water Resources Management, in order to obtain my Bachelor Degree in Business Management at Central State University.

Evaporation: Liquid water takes in the solar Radiation, and coverts to water vapor.







Transpiration: Water molecules leave plant tissue and enter the atmosphere as a gas: water vapor.




Sublimation: Water that goes from solid state (such as snow) to water vapor, gas state, without passing through the liquid state, to go into the atmosphere.





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