How does the Flounder survive in New England? Part 2 Flashcards

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1
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What is the most critical molecule for life on Earth?

A

Water (H2O)

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2
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What are the properties of Water?

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Small in size
A Polar molecule
Forms hydrogen bonds
Bent Shape increases Polarity

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3
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What is a result of water’s polarity?

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Wach water molecule attracts other water molecules and other polar molecules and ions

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4
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What are the 3 States of Water?

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Liquid
Gas
Solid

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5
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What happens during the Liquid state?

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Hydrogen bonds are constantly made and broken and made as they slide past each other

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What happens during the Gas state?

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Gas forms when water is heated increasing kinetic energy thus cause hydrogen bonds to break and water molecules to escape as vapor/steam

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What happens during Solid state?

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Temperature reduces and water freezes creating a crystalline structure maintained by hydrogen bonding which makes water a solid form, less dense and expanding

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8
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How does the Flounder Survive?

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Due to the insulating ice layer caused by floating ice and also the Anti-Freeze proteins they have to stop crystallization of the water within them

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9
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What makes Water’s Heat Capacity High?

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Specific Heat Capacity

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What is Specific Heat Capacity?

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The quantity of heat needed to raise the temperature per unit mass (which is 1 calorie for water)

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What is the equation of Specific Heat Capacity?

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High Polarity=Increased Hydrogen bonds thus More energy to change the temperature.

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12
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What is Heat of Vaporization?

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The amount of energy required to change one gram of liquid substance to a gas

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13
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What happens through Vaporization?

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Evaporation; which cools the body down

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14
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What is a Solute?

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Molecules being dissolved

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What is a Solvent?

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The liquid that the solute is being dissolved in

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What is a Solution?

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The aqueous combination of molecules

17
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What are Hydrophobic Molecules?

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Molecules that CANNOT dissolve in water

18
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What are Hydrophilic Molecules?

A

Molecules that dissolve in water

19
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What is Cohesion?

A

Attraction between like molecules

20
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What is Adhesion?

A

Attraction between unlike molecules

21
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What is Surface Tension?

A

Cohesive force that forms the capacity of a substance to withstand rupturing when placed under tension or stress

22
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What is an Acid?

A

Substance that gives up protons during chemical reactions and have under pH 7 on the scale

23
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What is a Base?

A

Substances that acquire protons during chemical reactions and have above pH 7 on scale

24
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What happens when you add an acid to a solution?

A

Increases proton concentration of solution

25
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What happens when you add a base to a solution

A

Decreases proton concentration of solution

26
Q

What does pH stand for?

A

Power of Hydrogen

27
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What is pH?

A

Logarithmic notation used to express concentration of protons in a solution

28
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What is neutral pH?

A

pH 7

29
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What are buffers?

A

Minimizes changes in pH