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Water evaporates from surfaces, condenses in the atmosphere, precipitates back to Earth, and infiltrates the ground in an endless process.\",\n notes: [\n {term: \"evaporates\", explanation: \"Water transforms from liquid to gas, rising into the atmosphere\", color: \"#fbbf24\"},\n {term: \"condenses\", explanation: \"Water vapor cools and becomes liquid droplets, forming clouds\", color: \"#60a5fa\"},\n {term: \"precipitates\", explanation: \"Water falls to Earth as rain, snow, sleet, or hail\", color: \"#34d399\"},\n {term: \"infiltrates\", explanation: \"Water soaks into soil and groundwater, completing the cycle\", color: \"#a78bfa\"}\n ]\n ),\n spacer(height: 32)\n ]\n },\n {\n label: \"Key Concepts\",\n blocks: [\n feature_grid(\n heading: \"Four Main Stages\",\n columns: 2,\n features: [\n {\n icon: \"\u2600\ufe0f\",\n title: \"Evaporation\",\n description: \"Solar energy heats water in oceans, lakes, and rivers, turning it into invisible water vapor that rises into the atmosphere.\",\n badge: \"Heat-driven\"\n },\n {\n icon: \"\u2601\ufe0f\",\n title: \"Condensation\",\n description: \"Water vapor cools in the upper atmosphere and transforms into tiny liquid droplets, forming visible clouds and fog.\",\n badge: \"Cooling process\"\n },\n {\n icon: \"\ud83c\udf27\ufe0f\",\n title: \"Precipitation\",\n description: \"Water droplets combine and become heavy enough to fall as rain, snow, sleet, or hail back to Earth's surface.\",\n badge: \"Return to surface\"\n },\n {\n icon: \"\ud83d\udca7\",\n title: \"Collection & Infiltration\",\n description: \"Precipitation collects in bodies of water and soaks into soil as groundwater, preparing to evaporate again.\",\n badge: \"Cycle completes\"\n }\n ]\n ),\n spacer(height: 24),\n bento_grid(\n heading: \"Related Processes\",\n columns: 3,\n tiles: [\n {\n title: \"Transpiration\",\n subtitle: \"Plants release water vapor through leaves\",\n icon: \"\ud83c\udf3f\",\n span: 1,\n color: \"#86efac\"\n },\n {\n title: \"Sublimation\",\n subtitle: \"Ice converts directly to water vapor\",\n icon: \"\u2744\ufe0f\",\n span: 1,\n color: \"#7dd3fc\"\n },\n {\n title: \"Runoff\",\n subtitle: \"Water flows over land to rivers and oceans\",\n icon: \"\ud83c\udfde\ufe0f\",\n span: 1,\n color: \"#fcd34d\"\n }\n ]\n )\n ]\n },\n {\n label: \"Worked Example\",\n blocks: [\n case_study_card(\n title: \"Tracking a Water Droplet's Journey\",\n situation: \"A raindrop falls into the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii. 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Day 18: Cooler air causes the droplets to merge and grow heavy. Day 19: Precipitation occurs as rainfall over the Hawaiian Islands. Day 20-21: The droplet infiltrates volcanic soil, becoming groundwater. 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