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1. Water's Attraction to Other Polar Molecules
Cohesion
Cohesion, otherwise known as water's attraction to other water molecules, is one of the major properties of water. Water's polarity lends it to be attracted to other water molecules. The hydrogen bonds in water hold other water molecules together. Due to water's cohesiveness:
Liquid water has surface tension. This allows for insects, such as Water Striders, to walk on water.
Water is a liquid at moderate temperatures, and not a gas.
Cohesion
Cohesion, otherwise known as water's attraction to other water molecules, is one of the major properties of water. Water's polarity lends it to be attracted to other water molecules. The hydrogen bonds in water hold other water molecules together. Due to water's cohesiveness:
Liquid water has surface tension. This allows for insects, such as Water Striders, to walk on water.
Water is a liquid at moderate temperatures, and not a gas.
Adhesion
Water's attraction between molecules of a different substance is called adhesion. Water is adhesive to any molecule it can form hydrogen bonds with. Due to water's adhesiveness:
Capillary action occurs. For example, when you have a narrow tube in water, the water will rise up the tube because of water's adhesiveness to the glass "climbing" up the tube.
Water's attraction between molecules of a different substance is called adhesion. Water is adhesive to any molecule it can form hydrogen bonds with. Due to water's adhesiveness:
Capillary action occurs. For example, when you have a narrow tube in water, the water will rise up the tube because of water's adhesiveness to the glass "climbing" up the tube.
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the five main properties of water:
Its attraction to polar molecules.High-specific heat.High heat of vaporization.The lower density of ice.High polarity
Its attraction to polar molecules.High-specific heat.High heat of vaporization.The lower density of ice.High polarity
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1 It attraction to polar molecules
2 High specific heat
3 High heat of vaporization
4 The lower density of ice
5 High polarity
2 High specific heat
3 High heat of vaporization
4 The lower density of ice
5 High polarity
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