Lesson 4 Flashcards
Structures and Properties of Water
*It has high boiling point and exist as liquid at room temperature
*It has high specific heat which requires large amounts of heat before it vaporizes
*It is the only substance that contracts when copied because of its more open structure in the solid form
*It has high heat of vaporization
*It has a high surface tension
How does water molecules disrupt/break the hydrogen bond?
By increasing temperature or hest energy
How does the kinetic energy of the molecules increase?
Kinetic energy of the molecules increased by increasing the temperature which to the escape in IMFA
Molecules are bound together by hydrogen bonding
It has a high boiling point and exist as liquid at room temperature
How does heat energy is distributed in the water molecules?
When the water molecules are heated enough to break its bond, the additional heat energy will be shared to other water molecules and collide to others
How does the bond between the water molecules can be renewed?
By lowering the temperature
What degrees does ice start to become less dense ?
4 degrees
What happened to the water molecules when its cooled?
The water molecules contracts
Why does the ice float in water?
Because ice has open structure due to repulsion of negative-charged oxygen atoms
Explains why the earth has minimal temperature variations that can affect the climate
It has high specific heat which requires large amounts pf heat before it vaporize
When cooled, more molecules are brought closer together and need to be accommodated in a smaller area
It is the only substance that contracts when cooled because of its more open structure in the solid form
This causes a large drop in temperature during evaporization
It has high heat of vaporization
Without hydrogen bonds, water boils at temp _______ degrees C and Freeze at _______ degrees C
-80, -100
Very high quantity of heat energy is need for evaporation. This amount of heat is called _____________________
heat of vaporization
A water property that helps to cool down the body of living organism
Evaporation cooling