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This is one illustration in a series on how water molecules are attracted to each other. As you can see here, 2 positive hydrogen atoms are fused with one negative oxygen. The negative oxegen attracts neighboring hydrogens but does not fuse.<\/p>\n

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Here we see how the polarization of water allows it to crawl up a small opening in a tube against gravity.<\/p>\n

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Here we see how different pollutants soak into soil flow through the water table.<\/p>\n

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Project Name:<\/strong> Clay and Sand
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\nClass:<\/strong> Waterwise<\/p>\n

This little animation shows how water is obsorbed differently in sand vs clay. This understanding will help gardeners make wiser choices when choosing how to water their plants.<\/p>\n

Click the image to play the animation<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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