1. WHAT FACTORS EFFECT WATER QUALITY? 2. WHY DO YOU THINK DRINKING WATER IS TREATED BEFORE YOU DRINK IT? Bell Ringer.

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1. WHAT FACTORS EFFECT WATER QUALITY? 2. WHY DO YOU THINK DRINKING WATER IS TREATED BEFORE YOU DRINK IT? Bell Ringer

Trace your hand. Write the following as directed. Palm = Define Water Quality Thumb = Biggest Problem with Water Quality Fingers = Factors Affecting Water Quality or Ways to Determine the Health of a Water System

Water To Drink

Measurement of those substances in water other than water molecules Water Quality

Responsible for developing water-quality standards EPA

Amount of one substance in a certain volume of another substance Concentration

The combined level of two minerals, calcium and magnesium, in a sample of water Hardness

Contains lower levels of calcium and magnesium Soft water

Process of passing water through a series of screens that allow the water through, but not larger, solid particles. Filtration

Septic systems and wastewater treatment plants Sewer System

Class work Complete the Graphic Organizer on water treatment process Please bring in pond water for Wednesday’s Lab!

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