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AH020387 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Permeate VS saturate
What is the difference between permeate and saturate?
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Saturate means to fill (a cloth or other absorbant material) with liquid so it cannot hold anymore. When you wipe up a spill, use a sponge. When the sponge is saturated, wring it out.
- Saturate means to fill (a cloth or other absorbant material) with liquid so it cannot hold anymore.
- When you wipe up a spill, use a sponge.
- When the sponge is saturated, wring it out.
- It rained so much that the soil was saturated and the water began to form puddles.
- Permeate means for a liquid (or other material that can flow) to pass or trickle through another material.
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Saturate means to fill (a cloth or other absorbant material) with liquid so it cannot hold anymore.
When you wipe up a spill, use a sponge. When the sponge is saturated, wring it out.
It rained so much that the soil was saturated and the water began to form puddles.
Permeate means for a liquid (or other material that can flow) to pass or trickle through another material.
When you wipe up a spill, use a sponge. When the sponge is saturated, wring it out.
It rained so much that the soil was saturated and the water began to form puddles.
Permeate means for a liquid (or other material that can flow) to pass or trickle through another material.
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