If you collect a jar of water from a stream, what part of its load will settle to the bottom of the jar? What portion will remain in the water indefinitely? What part of the stream's load will probably not be represented in your sample?

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Frank Sexton

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15 August, 07:02

If you collect a jar of water from a stream, what part of its load will settle to the bottom of the jar? What portion will remain in the water indefinitely? What part of the stream's load will probably not be represented in your sample?

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Wilber · Answer 1

Explanation:If you collect a jar of water from a stream, the sand, gravels, pebels (bed load) will settle down the bottom of the jar with time.

Suspended load (fine sand, and salt) will remain in the sample indefinitely

Dissolved load (mineral matters) will not be seen.