The importance of water in nature

water in nature

Water is a chemical vehicle that consists of hydrogen atoms and an oxygenous atom and symbolizes him with the code H2O, and water is one of the most important elements that are on the planet of the earth. That water is the basis of life on earth, and if water is found on any planet in which there is life, and water is estimated to be 30% on the surface of the earth, or two-thirds of the earth, and it is formed in different forms such as (seas, oceans, and swamps) and it is also found in different states (liquid, halo). solid, gaseous).

The importance of water in nature

• For living things: All living beings cannot live without water because water has a fundamental role in carrying out vital processes and also helps to analyze nutrients and transfer these elements to all parts of the body to benefit from these elements, and the living organism benefits from it by converting these elements into energy or to benefit from them by converting these elements into other energy. Including it for growth and cell repair, and these processes and interactions do not take place except in the middle of a liquid solution, which is water. Man needs water, otherwise he will die after one week has passed without water. Because water is always associated with health.
• for human life: If we look at our lives, we will find that water is used in a large way, and it is one of the basics of life for us, such as (cooking, cleaning, waste disposal, bathing, in industries, etc.) .
• Its impact on human and animal societies: Water is considered the first and most important element in agriculture. Without the presence of water, agricultural products cannot be obtained. Naturally, if the percentage of water is high in a specific area, life and the presence of humans, plants, and animals will multiply. It is visited by people and living organisms, and agriculture abounds, and this is something that can be seen in areas close to rivers, seas, beaches, and areas where large amounts of water rain.

Water is widely used in industry. Examples of using water in industry are:

• Paper Industry: The factory needs 144 liters of water to make a metric ton of paper.
• Oil refining: The plant needs 10 liters of water to refine one liter of oil.
• Cleaning fruits and vegetables before packing and exporting.
• Water is the basic material in the manufacture of (soft drinks, canned foods, air conditioning, and refrigeration operations).

Conserve water

The Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, said: (Do not waste water even if you are on a running river) because water is a natural resource that must be preserved from drainage and pollution, and water must be used in a correct and proper way so that humans are not exposed to diseases, cancers and negative health effects resulting from drinking polluted water.