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Slide 1Water in the Atmosphere Water vapor in the air Saturation and nucleation of droplets Moist Lapse Rate Conditional Instability Cloud formation and moist convection…

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Slide 1Exit Choose to view chapter section with a click on the section heading. The Water Planet Waters Unique Properties The Inorganic Chemistry of Water The Organic Chemistry…

Slide 1Water Absorption Biochar Properties Micropore Sponge Tar & Resin Residues Soil Water Filtration Immense internal capacity Soil porosity & permeability Gradual…

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