Water (from Latin aqua) is a

substance whose molecule is made

up of two atoms of hydrogen and
DERECHO Y CIENCIAS POLITICAS one of oxygen (H2O). It is essential
FACULTAD DE DERECHO for the survival of all known forms of
life. The term water generally refers
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to the substance in its liquid state,
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CARLOS but it may be in its solid form called
ice, and in the form of a gas called Water covers 71% of the surface of
INTEGRANTES:
vapor. the Earth's crust.2 It is mainly
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KEEIDY MALU located in the oceans where 96.5%
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of the total water is concentrated,
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polar glaciers and ice caps have
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1.74%, underground deposits
TURNO: C (aquifers ), permafrost and
continental glaciers account for

2017 - 02 1.72% and the remaining 0.04% is

distributed in decreasing order
among lakes, soil moisture, We are all responsible for
atmosphere, reservoirs, rivers and water.
living things.

Water is necessary for the life of

man, animals and plants. We all
know that water is indispensable for
life and that if we stop drinking it we
will die in a few days. 70% of our
body is made up of water; we find
water in the blood, in the saliva, in
the interior of our cells, between
Water takes on very different forms
each of our organs, in our tissues
on earth: like water vapor, forming
and even in the bones. In addition
clouds in the air; such as sea water,
to water for drinking, we humans
eventually in the form of icebergs in
use water in almost all our actions,
the oceans; in glaciers and rivers in
that is, we require it to prepare food,
the mountains, and in underground
wash clothes or dishes, personal
aquifers their liquid form.
grooming, crop irrigation, animal
husbandry, product manufacturing,
energy production , etc.