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Ureterolysis
...nking water react with naturally occurring organic and inorganic matter in water. The four members of the THM family are chloroform, bromodichloromethane, d ...tudies have suggested a possible link between exposure to THMs in drinking water and adverse reproductive outcomes, such as spontaneous abortion, birth defe

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Water column
...e]], [[salinity]], [[density]], [[light penetration]], and [[movement]] of water within aquatic environments. It also plays a crucial role in understanding ==Structure of the Water Column==

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Water deprivation test
'''Water Deprivation Test''' The '''[[Water deprivation test]]''' is a medical procedure often used to diagnose [[diabe

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Water birth
...by from the womb to the outside world. However, the safety and efficacy of water birth are still subjects of ongoing research and debate among medical profe ==Benefits of Water Birth==

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Blue-water diving
...far away. This type of diving is characterized by the vastness of the open water and the depth of the dive. ...in the water. The term "blue-water" comes from the deep blue color of the water in these open ocean environments.

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Overhydration
...zure]]s and [[coma]]. Overhydration is also known as water intoxication or water poisoning. ...ase]] or [[heart failure]], which can affect the body's ability to excrete water. Certain medications, such as [[diuretics]], can also lead to overhydration

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Crenation
...g the concentration of solutes is higher outside the cell than inside. The water inside the cell moves out to try to equalize the concentration, causing the * [[Dehydration]]: When the body is dehydrated, cells can lose water and crenate.

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Test strip
...mple, [[glucose test strip]]s are used by individuals with [[diabetes]] to monitor their blood sugar levels. Similarly, [[pregnancy test]] strips detect the p In [[environmental science]], test strips can be used to test water quality. They can detect the presence of contaminants such as lead, pestici

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Commercial water use
...construction. Commercial water use is a critical component of the overall water consumption in many countries and is subject to both regulatory oversight a ...pitality]], [[retail]], and [[manufacturing]]. The quality and quantity of water required can vary greatly depending on the industry and specific business o

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Osmolality
...betes insipidus]], a condition that affects the body's ability to regulate water balance.

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Aquaresis
Aquaresis is a medical term that refers to the excretion of water from the body without significant loss of electrolytes. This process is imp ...ved in water reabsorption, such as aquaporins. By blocking these channels, water is excreted in the urine, leading to a reduction in fluid volume in the bod

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Copper-silver ionization
...environmentally friendly and does not introduce harmful chemicals into the water. ...causes positively charged ions to be released from the electrodes into the water. The copper ions primarily act to prevent biofilm formation, which is a com

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Conductivity meter
...istry, biology, environmental science, and the water treatment industry to monitor the amount of salts, nutrients, chemicals, and other substances dissolved i ...ters''': Installed directly into pipes or tanks, these meters continuously monitor the conductivity of flowing solutions.

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Oxidation-reduction potential
ORP is a measure of the cleanliness of the water and its ability to break down contaminants. It has a range of -2,000 to + 2 ...ate the disinfection potential of the water. In aquaculture, it is used to monitor the health of fish and other aquatic organisms. In brewing, it is used to c

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Atmospheric river
...ey often cause extreme rainfall and floods, often leading to significant [[water damage]] and [[flood damage]]. ...ew hundred kilometers wide, and a single river can carry a greater flux of water than the Amazon River.

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Satellite image
...water in a fourth colour, making it easy to see their distribution and to monitor any changes. Compare aerial photograph.

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Shallow water blackout
...ffect individuals regardless of their age, fitness level, or experience in water activities. It is a critical and often misunderstood risk associated with f ...athe without affecting the drop in oxygen levels. As the diver ascends and water pressure decreases, oxygen levels in the lungs can fall rapidly, leading to

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Anadromous fish
...s fish]], which also includes [[catadromous fish]] that migrate from fresh water to the sea to spawn. ...where they live as adults. When it is time to spawn, they return to fresh water. This cycle can vary among species and even among populations within a spec

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Amusement parks
...ractions such as [[roller coasters]], [[carousel|carousels]], [[water ride|water rides]], games, shows, and themed areas. ...parks that feature water play areas, such as swimming pools, splash pads, water slides, and lazy rivers.

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Sustainable development in an urban water supply network
== Sustainable Development in an Urban Water Supply Network == ...development in an urban water supply network, including the importance of water conservation, the use of renewable energy sources, and the integration of s

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