The water reclamation, the greywater usage, and the desalination processes are kind of similar, but also kind of different.
The water reclamation is a process in which the wastewater through chemical and biological treatments is cleaned from the polluters, so that it can be returned into the environment and not cause any damage.
The greywater is a wastewater from the households and offices that doesn't have fecal contamination. This water is not suitable for drinking, but it is also not in a very bad state, so it is used for the toilet flushing, laundry washing, for irrigation.
The desalination is a process through which the saline water is stripped of the salt, in order to be suitable for drinking. This is not a widely used process, but some places like the countries on the Arabian Peninsula have to do it because there is not a single stream or river with freshwater with constant flow.
The causes may include the species that are native to that place could suffer a lack of food the food chain can become imbalanced and the non-native species could kill of the native species or destroy the natural environment
The viscosity of water is the thickness of water (it might also be considered the stickiness when talking about other fluids). Water has many properties, and the viscosity of water influences in many of them. We can take the surface tension of a liquid as an example. The more viscous a substance is, higher will the surface tension be and vice versa since there will be a higher and lower attraction between molecules respectively.
→ The surface tension of water is something really important since it contributes in many ways to the environment and if you think about it, if the water was a little less viscous, there wouldn't be water since the viscosity of water makes it resistant to evaporation to a certain degree.
Hope it helped,
BioTeacher101
2. or B.
long-spined cacti will survive longer and reproduce more often than short-spined cacti.
Answer:
chlorophyll b
Explanation:
chlorophyll b. A function of those pigments is to absorb light energy. In plants, chloroplasts occur in all green tissues, though they are concentrated particularly in the parenchyma cells of the leaf mesophyll.
