NAME THE PROPERTY
The attraction between water molecules
What is cohesion
What is polar
All living things are made up of one or more of these.
What is a cell
What does homeostasis mean?
What is maintaining stable internal conditions
The attraction between water molecules and another substance
What is adhesion
How many hydrogen atoms are in one water molecule
What is 2
What does it mean if a molecule is polar
What is it was unequal sharing of electrons
What characteristic of life refers to an organism producing offspring?
What is reproduction
Your body shivering when you're cold is an example of maintaining what?
What is homeostasis
Water requires a lot of energy to change its temperature
What is high specific heat
How many oxygen atoms are in one water molecule
What is 1
What type of bond connects the hydrogen and oxygen atoms within one water molecule
What is covalent bond
What characteristic of life describes an organism increasing in size or number of cells?
WHAT IS GROWTH
Which is stronger: the covalent bond between H and O within a water molecule or the hydrogen bond between two water molecules?
What is covalent bond
Water moves through a narrow space, against the pull of gravity. "pulls up"
What is capillary action
What is the chemical formular for water
What is H2O
What type of attraction forms between the slightly positive hydrogen of one water molecule and the slightly negative oxygen of another
What is hydrogen bond
The ability of an organism to maintain stable internal conditions is called what?
You quickly pull your hand away after touching something hot. What characteristic of life is demonstrated?
What is response to stimuli
Water molecules sticking together creates this phenomenon at the surface of water
What is surface tension
How many total atoms are in one water molecule
What is 3
A hydrogen bond occurs between ______ water molecules, while a covalent bond occurs ______ a water molecule.
What is different and within
Your pupils becoming smaller when exposed to bright light is an example of what?
What is response to stimuli
A lake freezes during the winter. The ice forms on the surface while fish and other organisms continue living in the liquid water below. Explain why this happens and why it is important.
Ice is less dense than liquid water, so it floats. The ice forms an insulating layer that helps keep the water underneath from freezing completely, allowing aquatic organisms to survive.