putting heat E into water, causing the water to evaporate and carry the heat E away from the body thus providing a cooling of the organism to occur as the E leaves.

water cannot attach to the object because the object is non-polar

water can attach to the substance because the substance is polar

refers to water breaking apart into H+ and an OH-

regulates PH levels donate hydrogen ions or delete hydrogen Ions.

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Term	Definition
evaporative cooling	putting heat E into water, causing the water to evaporate and carry the heat E away from the body thus providing a cooling of the organism to occur as the E leaves.
hydrophobic	water cannot attach to the object because the object is non-polar
hydrophilic	water can attach to the substance because the substance is polar
dissociation	refers to water breaking apart into H+ and an OH-
buffers	regulates PH levels donate hydrogen ions or delete hydrogen Ions.