Water Unit Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

H2O (s) –> H2O (l) shows the process of _______________________.

A

melting

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2
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H2O (l) –> H2O (g) shows the process of _______________________.

A

evaporation or boiling or vaporization

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3
Q

In plants, when water is lost through the leaves to the atmosphere it is called ___________________________________.

A

transpiration

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4
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In humans when water is lost through your pores it is called ________________________________.

A

perspiration

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5
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A ___________________________ has an invisible boundary that is bordered by mountaintops and ridges and funnels water into reservoirs.

A

watershed

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6
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_______________________________ is the process of water moving through the ground.

A

percolation

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7
Q

The freezing point of water is ___________ and the boiling point is ___________.

A

FP is 0 degrees C BP is 100 degrees C

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8
Q

Condensation occurs when water in the __________ is _____________ and forms on the surface of something like a water bottle or fish tank.

A

air is cooled

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9
Q

Acids have a pH range of ____ to ____;

A

acids: 1 to 6

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10
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bases have a pH range of ____ to ____

A

bases: 8 to 14

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11
Q

neutral substances have a pH of ____

A

neutral: 7

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12
Q

In the formula C12H22O12 the simplest ratio of atoms is ___C: ___H: ___ O

A

6C: 11 H: 6 O

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13
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The change of H2O (g) –> H2O (l) is called _________

A

condensation

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14
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H2O (l) –> H2O (s) is called ______

A

freezing

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15
Q

Acids have more ____ ions than _______ ions.

A

more H+ ions than OH- ions

more Hydrogens ions than Hydroxide ions

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16
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Bases have more ______ ions that _______ions.

A

more OH- ions than H+ ions

more Hydroxide ions than Hydrogen ions

17
Q

shape of the land is referred to as_______

18
Q

a zone of saturation under the ground is called an____

19
Q

the level of water in an aquifer is called the ___

20
Q

water that infiltrates the ground is called___

21
Q

how fast water moves through the soil is called a ____

A

rate of percolation

22
Q

The word basin can refer to collection points such as ___, ____, _____ and ______.

A

ponds, lakes, reservoirs and rivers.

23
Q

ice is ________ dense than liquid water and therefore will ________.

24
Q

the substance that does the dissolving in a solution is called the ____.

25
the substance that gets dissolved in a solution is called the ____.
solute
26
The human body is _______% water
70%
27
``` Water covers almost ____ % of the earth, and most of it is ______water (97%) ```
80%; salt
28
Fresh water is actually less than ____ %. Glaciers hold about ______% of water.
Fresh water : 1% | Glaciers 2%
29
water is neutral because it has equal amounts of _____ and _________ ions present in it.
Hydrogen and Hydroxide
30
Acids turn litmus paper this color
red
31
Bases turn litmus paper this color
blue
32
Acids are ______ in phenolphthalein
clear
33
Bases are ______ in phenolphthalein
bright pink (fuschia) magenta
34
pH paper is shades of ______ in acids
red
35
pH paper is shades of ______ in acids
blue
36
pH paper is ______ in neutral solutions.
green