EPISODE · Oct 28, 2021 · 1 MIN
1.l'eau 1ac
from doros-pc · host Abdelhamid Kbyla
00:00 introduction 00:16 La Table de matière 00:34 Les réservoirs naturels de l’eau 00:49 Les états physiques de l’eau 01:13 Le cycle de l’eau 01:39 Les domaines d’utilisation de l’eau https://www.instagram.com/doros_pc/
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