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 | Aquifer || Permeable geologic layer, that contains groundwater
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-| Sorption || The mechanism that compounds are bound or attached to soil particles due to intermolecular forces
+| Sorption || The mechanism that compound are bound or attached to soil particles due to intermolecular forces
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 | bgs || below ground surface

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 | Aquifer || Permeable geologic layer, that contains groundwater
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-| Sorption || The mechanism that compound are bound or attached to soil particles due to intermolecular forces
+| Sorption || The mechanism that compounds are bound or attached to soil particles due to intermolecular forces
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 | DCM || Dual continuum model
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-| Aperture || fracture width
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 | Hydraulic conductivity || A measure for ease with which a fluid (groundwater) can flow through a porous medium

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+| Hydraulic conductivity || A measure for ease with which a fluid (groundwater) can flow through a porous medium
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+| Permeability || A characteristic value for a porous medium, which quantifies the ease with which a fluid can flow through it independently of the fluid density and viscosity
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-| Example || Example
+| Porosity || The fraction of the void space in a porous medium (pore volume divided by total volume)
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-| Example || Example
+| Aquifer || Permeable geologic layer, that contains groundwater
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-| Example || Example
+| Sorption || The mechanism that compound are bound or attached to soil particles due to intermolecular forces
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