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What does Hydr/o refer to?
What does Hydr/o refer to?
- earth
- air
- fire
- water (correct)
What does it mean to hydrate?
What does it mean to hydrate?
to absorb water
What does it mean to dehydrate?
What does it mean to dehydrate?
a lack of water
What is a hydrant?
What is a hydrant?
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What does hydraulic mean?
What does hydraulic mean?
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What is hydrogen?
What is hydrogen?
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What does hydroelectric mean?
What does hydroelectric mean?
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What is hydrotherapy?
What is hydrotherapy?
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What does a hydrometer measure?
What does a hydrometer measure?
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What is hydrophobia?
What is hydrophobia?
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What is the hydrosphere?
What is the hydrosphere?
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Study Notes
Concepts Related to Water
- Hydr/o: Root word meaning "water", used in various scientific and medical terms.
- Hydrate: Process of absorbing water, essential for hydration in living organisms.
- Dehydrate: Condition characterized by a lack of water, leading to potential health issues.
Infrastructure and Technology
- Hydrant: A pipe connected to a water main; essential for firefighting and water supply systems.
- Hydraulic: Systems or machinery that operate using the pressure of water; commonly used in engineering.
- Hydrometer: Instrument used to measure the density of liquids, often used to assess humidity levels or liquid concentration.
Elements and Energy
- Hydrogen: A fundamental gaseous element, known for being colorless, odorless, and tasteless; key component in water (H2O).
- Hydroelectric: Energy derived from water, harnessed through turbines and generators in dams, providing a renewable power source.
Health and Environment
- Hydrotherapy: Therapeutic use of water to treat diseases or physical ailments; incorporates techniques like baths, wraps, and exercises.
- Hydrophobia: An intense fear of water, often associated with certain phobias or conditions like rabies.
- Hydrosphere: Refers to all water present on Earth's surface, including oceans, rivers, lakes, and ice; critical for life and climate systems.
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