The part that is being dissolved
Solute
Boiling point of water in Celcius
100C
Water sticking to another substance such as a window
Adhesion
The part that is doing the dissolving
Solvent
State of change from liquid to a solid
Freezing
This property lets water move up napkins
Capillary action
Water is called this because it can dissolve so many substances
What is universal solvent?
What are the three main states of water?
solid, liquid, and gas
Why does ice float on water?
Ice is less dense than water
Density
The reason water moves against gravity in the xylem (stem) of plant
Capillary Action
What does "nonpolar" mean?
Even distribution of charges
State of change from ice to water
Melting
Water is much cooler than sand
Heat capacity
Water in a graduated cylinder demonstrates what two properties?
Cohesion and adhesion
What do the bonds of water look like in frozen form?
More spread apart, more space/volume, less dense
What do water particles look like in liquid form?
Packed closely together in a fluid motion
Universal solvent