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water that flows over the surface of the earth into rivers and lakes
Runoff
changing of a liquid into a gas
condensation
water released from clouds in the form of rain, freezing rain, sleet, snow, or hail
precipitation
water that is absorbed by the earth
groundwater
process by which plants that release water into the atmosphere from small pores on their leaves known as stomata
transpiration
changing of a solid to a gas
evaporation
large mass of ice and snow that moves over land
glacier
process that breaks down rock into smaller pieces
weathering
process of transporting weathered material by natural agents
erosion
process of laying the weathered material down in a new location
deposition
curving swells of water caused by wind, tides, and earthquakes
waves
moving air
wind
place where eroded particles are deposited parallel to the shore
beach
process by which rock is split or broken into smaller pieces without changing its chemical composition, disintegration
mechanical weathering
process by which rock is split or broken into smaller pieces without changing its chemical composition, disintegration
chemical weathering
loose, weathered rock and organic material in which plants with roots can grow
soil
solid rock that lies beneath the soil
bedrock
the collision of rocks with other rocks, resulting in the breaking and wearing away of the rocks
abrasion
oxygen in the atmosphere chemically reacts with minerals
oxidation
the ease with which water flows through the open spaces in a rock or sediment
permeability
upper surface of the zone of saturation
water table
water that soaks deep into soil and rock
groundwater
a cave
cavern