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3.1
Zoe Buckland
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| water | H₂O; polar molecule essential for life. |
| Capillary action | Water rising in narrow spaces. |
| Cohesion | Attraction between same molecules |
| Adhesion | Attraction between different substances. |
| Property | Characteristic of a substance |
| Polarity | Uneven charge distribution in a molecule. |
| Transfer | Movement from one place to another. |
| Energy | Ability to do work or cause change |
| Atmosphere | Layer of gases around Earth |
| Hydrosphere | All Earth’s water. |
| Climate | Long-term weather patterns. |
| Convection | Heat transfer by fluid movement. |
| Freeze | Change from liquid to solid |
| Dissolve | Mix evenly into a solvent. |
| Specific heat capacity | Heat needed to raise temperature |
| Solid | Fixed shape and volume. |
| Liquid | Fixed volume, variable shape |
| Gas | No fixed shape or volume. |
| Solute | Substance dissolved |
| Solvent | Substance that dissolves |
| Solution | Homogeneous mixture. |
| Surface tension | Tight surface layer from cohesion. |
| Water cycle | Movement of water on Earth |
| Kelvin scale | Absolute temperature scale. |
| Absolute scale | Temperature starting at zero energy. |
| Universal solvent | Substance dissolving many materials (water). |
| Homogeneous solution | Evenly mixed solution. |
| Heterogeneous solution | Unevenly mixed mixture. |
| Examples of heterogeneous solutions | Oil and water; sand in water |
| Examples of homogeneous solutions | Saltwater; air. |
| Example of adhesion | Water sticking to glass. |
| Example of cohesion | Water droplets sticking together. |
| Example of surface tension | Water strider standing on water. |
| Example of capillary action | –Water rising in a plant stem. |