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Water Acids Base and Buffers

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Acids   Molecules that have a PH less than 7, disassociate in water and release H+ (hydrogen molecules)  
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Bases   Molecules that have a PH greater than 7, release OH- (Hydroxide) or absorb excess H+ (hydrogen)  
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Buffers   A compound or compounds that keep the PH of a solution with in a its normal limit; often a weak Acid or Base  
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Hemoglobin   A buffer found in blood that releases O2 (oxygen) and absorbs C02 (carbon dioxide) and H+ (hydrogen)  
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Hydrogen Bonding   A weak bond between water molecules formed by the opposite charges atoms O (oxygen) and H+ (hydrogen)  
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Hydophilic   Water loving molecules that are polar in nature  
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Hydrophobic   Water-phobic molecules that are not polar  
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Lubricant   Substance used to minimize friction eg. water in blood  
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PH   Relative strength of a acid 0 being Acidic, 7 being neutral and 14 being Basic  
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Polarity   The charge of a molecule  
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Solvent   Liquid component of a solution  
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Temperature Regulator    
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