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Biology of Water

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tetrahedrongeometric shape of the water molecule
hydrogen bondweak bond between the hydrogen of one water and the oxygen of another
maximum number of hydrogen bonds between water moleculefour
adhesionthe attraction of water to other substances such as glass or zylem vessel walls
cohensionthe attraction between water molecules
surface tensiondue to cohesion; the "film" that forms on top of water
capillaritythe ability of water to move up fine tubes
polaritywater has slight positive and negative regions in spite of the fact that it is neutral
specific heatthe amount of heat needed to change the temperature of one gram of a SUBSTANCE 1 degree C
caloriethe amount of heat needed to change the temperature of l gram of WATER 1 degree C
heattotal kinetic energy
temperatureaverage kinetic energy
Heat is releasedwhen hydrogen bonds FORM
Heat is absorbedwhen hydrogen bonds BREAK
evaporative coolingheat is absorbed when water evaporates
hydronium ionH3O+
pH scalemeasure of the hydrogen ion concentration of a solution
[H+] 10-5[OH-] 10-9
acidsubstance that increases the hydrogen ion concentration in a solution
bufferweak acid base pair that stabilizes pH of a living system
basesubstance that reduces the hydrogen ion concentration of a solution
acid precipitationpH below 5.6
sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxidemain causes of acid precip


Science Instructor
Hamilton County High School
Jasper, FL

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