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polar covalent bonds
overall charge is unevenely distributed
hydrogen bonds
bond between positive and negative ends of 2 or mroe polar molecules
cohesion
when molecules resisit seperation from one another
surface tesnion
measure of how difficult it is to stretch or breakt he surface of aloiquid.
cohesion brings this
what does cohesion bring out in water
surface tension
how does water have high surface tension
because the hydrogen bonds
adhesion
when 2 molecules stick together
what is temperature
the average kinetic energy.
increase speed = increase kinetic of molecules
molecules move faster as they abosrb increase heat
molecules move _____ as they absorb(taking in thermal energy from surroundings) increased heat
faster
molecules move _______ as they use heat(converting or using it )
slower
Thermal energy gets passed from ______ to _____ object
warmer to cooler object until tmeperature of the warmer object is = cooler object; aka this transfer called heat
specific heat
amount of heat that must be absorbed first to change (1 g of the substance) its temp by 1 degree Celsius.
water has ____ specific heat
high
water has ____ heat of vaporization
high
why does water have high heat of vaporization
when changing from liquid to gaseous states water's hydrogen bonds must break before molecules exit liquid states
and waters hydrogen bonds have a lot of strength together. so it is harder to break them apart.
what is heat of vaporization
amount of heat a liquid must absorb for 1 gram of it to be converted from liquid to gas
density
how jammed in cells are/how close things are to one another
how does ice in water react and why or better question is why does ice float in water
ice in water is not as dense
because water gets stuck. this is because as temperatures become colder, water s molecules become very slow to the point where they can't break hydrogen bonds causing the molecules becoming locked and creating space.
hydrophillic
"loving water"
polar
hydrophobic
waterphobic
nonpolar
polar molecules will most liekly react how in water
it will most likely love water, and thus dissolves in water
hydrogen ion
h +
hydroxide ion
\(Oh^{-}\)
how are hydroxide and hydrogen ions created
when hydrogen bonds shift and leave electron behind
Pure water chemical property
equal amount of h+ and oh-
Acids
substance that increase H+ of a solution
Base
reduces H+ concentration
PH scale
measure of Hydrogen ion (H+) concentraiton
ranges from 0-14
what ph value is neutral
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buffers
a substance that minimizes changes in concentrations of h+ and oh- in solutions
charity case (takes and gives depending on situation)
helpful for biological flyids where they can maintain a constant ph despite additon of other stuff
Ocean acidification
co2 + ---> co2 dissolves in sea water --> forms carbonic acid ---> PH of ocean -
alters balance of condition for life & coral reefs