Organic or Inorganic?
Contain Carbon?
What is Organic.
The process of chemical concentrations increasing in the tissues of organisms along the food chain.
What is Biomagnification?
Well oxygenated, drains water, some micro-organisms, nutrients or minerals, good pH.
What is Healthy Soil?
Around 7 pH
What is Neutral?
Living things break down harmful things in environment.
What is Biodegredation?
Do not contain Carbon?
What is Inorganic
Material where organisms live.
What is Substrate?
Too many micro-organisms, doesn't drain water, no nutrients or minerals, bad pH.
What is Unhealthy Soil?
Pollution spread in air through diffusion and wind.
What is Dispersion?
What product is used for. Active ingredients are. How to use. Safely store. Safety precautions.
What are Rules for dealing with Hazardous Chemicals?
Carbohydrates, Proteins, lipids?
What is Organic.
Source of food or energy.
What is Nutrient?
Concentration of hydrogen ions in solution.
What is pH?
Pollution spread to ground by rain or snow.
What is Deposition?
Calcium, Nitrogen, Sulfur?
What is Inorganic.
Changes in living organisms that prove whether water is healthy or not.
What is Biological Indicator?
Low pH. 0-6
What is Acid?
Chemicals concentrated, water table.
What are Ground Water Pollutants?
Healthy balanced diet includes?
What is Carbohydrates, Proteins, Lipids, Vitamins.
Levels of certain chemicals that are measured to determine whether water is healthy or not?
What is Chemical Indicator?
High pH, 8-14.
What is Base?
Rivers, lakes, oceans, chemicals diluted.
What are Surface Water Pollutants?