Around two thirds of the human body is made up of water, with even bones containing 25% water. On average, humans need 2.4 liters of water per day to stay healthy. Water is able to dissolve many substances thanks to its molecular structure, but this also means that all water circulates through the environment in the water cycle, moving from rivers and clouds to faucets, glasses, and toilets. The document discusses the importance of water for the human body and its constant recycling through the water cycle.

1. WATER TREATMENT
SHREE SWAMINARAYANINSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

2. Prepared by:
 DESAI DHARMIK
 MALI NARAYAN

3. Consumption of H2O in Our
Body
 Around two thirds of our body(app. 70%) is
H2O.
 Even our bones, which you might think are
completely solid, contain about 25 percent
water.
 On average, we need 2.4 liters (0.6 gals) of
water each day to keep ourselves healthy.

4.  Thanks largely to an unusual molecular
structure, water is amazingly good at
dissolving things.
 But there's clearly a downside to this too. All
of our water constantly circulates through the
environment in what's known as the water
cycle.

5.  One minute it's rushing through
a river or drifting high in a
cloud, the next it's streaming
from your faucet (tap), sitting in a glass on
your table, or flushing down your toilet.

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