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Four Emergent Properties of Water-   cohesion/adhesion, moderation of temperature, evaporative cooling, excellent solvent  
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Cohesion/Adhesion-   water molecules stick together, which “holds water together” and gives water surface tension  
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Moderation of Temperature-   water resists change in temperature  
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Specific heat-   the amount of heat energy (gained or lost) required to change 1 g of a substance by 1 degree Celsius  
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Q. Why does water have a high specific heat-   A. it is a polar molecule and it forms hydrogen bonds  
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Evaporative Cooling-   reduction in the temperature of water resulting from evaporation of liquid  
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Solvent-   many substances have an affinity for water, they can partially or fully dissolve in it  
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Water dissociates-   water falls apart at low rates  
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Acid-   substances that increase the proton concentration  
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Base-   substances that decrease the proton concentration  
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Hydrophobic-   repels water  
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Hydrophilic-   has an affinity for water  
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7 on pH scale-   neutral  
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Less than 7 on pH scale-   acid  
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Greater than 7 on pH scale-   base  
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Buffers-   minimize change in pH, proton concentration, and electron concentration  
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