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Why can groundwater only collect in rock that is porous? Porous rock has gaps between rock particles that can fill with water. Porous rock contains different-sized particles. Porous rock is made of certain
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Why can groundwater only collect in rock that is porous?

Porous rock has gaps between rock particles that can fill with water.

Porous rock contains different-sized particles.

Porous rock is made of certain types of rock that attract water molecules.

Porous rock contains particles that are very close together.

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porous rock has gap between rock particles that can fill with water

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Answer: Porous rock has gaps between rock particles that can fill with water. but i’m not 100% sure

Step-by-step explanation:

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