
The Unique Properties of Water
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Science
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8th - 12th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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21 Slides • 15 Questions
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Multiple Choice
What elements are chemically bonded to make up the water molecule?
1 Hydrogen and 2 Oxygen
2 Hydrogen and 1 Oxygen
None, water is an element
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Multiple Choice
Water molecules are _______, because the oxygen and hydrogen atoms have weak, opposite charges.
polar
nonpolar
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Multiple Choice
The negative charge of one molecule is attracted to the positive charge of other molecules.
This attraction of one water molecule to another is known as ___________.
hydrogen bonding
chemical bonding
aquatic bonding
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Multiple Choice
______________ reflects the average kinetic energy of the particles.
The faster the particles move, the higher this will be.
Heat
Temperature
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Multiple Choice
_______ is the total kinetic energy of all the particles in a substance or object.
Temperature
Heat
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Multiple Choice
Comparing a cup of hot coffee to the Atlantic Ocean, the cup of coffee has a higher temperature, but the ocean has ________________.
more heat because it is so large
less heat because it is so large
fewer molecules so it has less heat
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Multiple Choice
Water is the only substance that ___________________.
naturally occurs as a liquid on Earth.
can hold heat
naturally occurs in all three states on Earth.
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Multiple Choice
Water is extremely unusual because it is _________ as a solid than as a liquid.
less dense
more dense
softer
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Multiple Choice
A floating layer of ice insulates the water below it so that it doesn’t freeze. Why is this important for aquatic life?
It's not.
Because the ice traps food for the organisms allowing them to feed off the ice.
Because organisms can live in the liquid water below the ice.
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Multiple Choice
Water has a high _________, which is the amount of energy required to raise a mass of substance one degree Celsius.
specific heat
specific energy
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Multiple Choice
Water has one of the highest ________ of any naturally occurring substance. IT CAN HOLD A LOT OF HEAT!
energy capacities
heat capacities
specific capacitites
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Multiple Choice
•Because water contains a large number of hydrogen bonds, water has more __________ than other liquids.
cohesion
adhesion
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Multiple Choice
_________ is the measure of the elastic tendency of liquids. This is high for water allowing for some insects to walk on top of water.
surface tension
viscosity
cohesion
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Multiple Choice
Water’s ability to pour, or its resistance to flow, is a measure of its _________.
cohesion
viscosity
surface tension
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Multiple Choice
Water is known as a universal solvent because:
it can dissolve a little bit of almost everything
it can dissolve everything
it can dissolve salts and other ionic compounds
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