What is the chemical name for water?

One of the reasons water is the key to life on Earth is because it's really good at ___

To whiten whites, you might use a solution of sodium hypochlorite, better known as ___

What makes bleach so good at its job is that it's a really ___

What is the chemical formula of hydrogen peroxide?

The bottle of hydrogen peroxide contains a solution where water is the liquid, or ___

The dissolved material in a solution is called the ___

Oxygen is very good at pulling electrons toward it. It's said to have a high ___

The electrons in a water molecule tend to spend most of their time ___

The polarity of water makes it extremely effective at dissolving things, especially ___

A liter of water can dissolve as much as ___ of sucrose

Water based solutions are also called ___

Water does not dissolve ___

Water can decrease the attraction between ions of different charges. We call this it's ___

Ions in water, separated through dissolution, are called ___

Who developed the idea that a solution's electrical conductivity is linked to the concentration of ions?

Negative ions and positive ions were given the names, respectively, of ___

A solute that dissociates, or breaks apart, completely when dissolved in water is called a ___

A solute that only dissociates partially when dissolved in water, so it's only somewhat conductive, is called a ___

Solutes that dissolve in water but don't conduct electricity at all, because they don't dissociate into ions, are called ___

One mole of a compound equals ___

A mole of hydrogen peroxide weighs ___

As a rule, molarity equals the number of moles of solute divided by ___

Molality is expressed as the number of moles of a solute in a ___

To dilute a solution you commonly ___