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6.6 ab Water
Properties of Water
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What elements make up a molecule of water? | Two hydrogen and one oxygen |
| Due to water's _______________, it can dissolve many substances. | Polarity |
| Water has unique _____________ that are essential to Earth processes. | properties |
| ___________ properties of matter can be measured and observed. | Physical |
| Water is known as _____. | the universal solvent |
| Why is water a polar molecule? | The hydrogen side of the molecule has a slight positive charge and the oxygen side has a slight negative charge. |
| What is cohesion? | Cohesion is a property of water where its molecules are attracted to itself. |
| What is adhesion? | Adhesion is a property of water where the molecules are attracted to other substances. |
| When water molecules are attracted to each other. This property is called _____. | Cohesion |
| When water molecules stick to other surfaces, this property is called _____. | Adhesion |
| _____ is the property of the surface of a liquid that allows it to resist an external force. | Surface tension |
| Surface tension is due to the _____ nature of water molecules. | cohesive |
| Ice cubes are _____ (more or less) dense than liquid water. | less |
| Water is the only compound that commonly exists in all three states (solid, liquid, gas) on Earth. True or false | True |
| What allows water to have its unique properties? | Its structure |
| What property is exhibited when drops of water stick to a leaf? | Adhesion |
| What word identifies the reason ice floats: surface tension, cohesion, density | Density |
| When water sticks to itself forming droplets, this property is known as... | Cohesion |
| When a bug rests on top of water, it remains on top due to what property of water? | Surface tension |
| How does thermal energy is added to frozen water, what happens? | Water temperature increases, and water changes its state of matter from a solid to liquid and eventually to a gas state of matter. |