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1
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What type of molecule is water?

A

polar

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2
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What type of bonds do water have within its molecule?

A

polar

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3
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what kind of molecular bonds are symmetrical?

A

polar bonds

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4
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what type of molecular bonds are asymmetrical?

A

non polar bonds

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5
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Which element receives the partial positive on an H2O molecule?

A

Hydrogen

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6
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Which element receives a partial negative charge in a H2O molecule?

A

Oxygen

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7
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What type of bond is formed between two water molecules?

A

hydrogen bond

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8
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In order for a hydrogen bond to be made _, , or have to be present

A

N, O, or F

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9
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What are the special properties of water?

A

Cohesion/adhesion, solvent, states of matter, high specific heat, high temperature of vaporization

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10
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Cohesion/adhesion, solvent, states of matter, high specific heat, high temperature of vaporization are all qualities of what molecule?

A

Water

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11
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What is the difference between cohesion and adhesion?

A

Cohesion is sticking to itself and adhesion is adding to something else

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12
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What is more dense liquid or solid water?

A

Liquid

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13
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What is specific heat?

A

The amount of energy it takes to heat up 1g by one degree Celsius

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14
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Why does it take so much energy to vaporize water?

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Because it takes a lot of energy to break the hydrogen bonds

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