Intramolecular & Intermolecular Forces
Polarity
Properties
100

What type of bond holds one molecule of water together?

Covalent bond, meaning the hydrogen and oxygen are sharing the electrons. 

100

The oxygen of a water molecule has a partial negative charge; the hydrogens have a partial positive charge. Is water nonpolar or polar?

Water is polar because oxygen and hydrogen have different electronegativity values. 

100

Water is very good at dissolving substances, meaning it is a good ____. 

Solvent

200

Attraction between two different substances such as glass and water is known as ____. 

Adhesion

200

Sugar dissolves in water. Is sugar hydrophilic or hydrophobic? Give definition of the correct term. 

Hydrophilic, water loving. 

200

Is solid water less or more dense than liquid water? 

Less Dense

300

The attraction between two like things is known as ____. 

Cohesion 

300

Would a nonpolar molecule would be hydrophobic or hydrophilic? Give definition of correct term. 

Hydrophobic, water fearing. 

300

The property of the surface of a liquid that allows it to resist an external force, due to the cohesive nature of its molecules. 

Surface tension

400

The positive pull of the hydrogen atoms bonds to the negative pull of the oxygen atom of a different water molecule. This type of bonding is known as ___ .

Hydrogen Bonding

400

What happens when a substance cannot overcome the strong cohesive forces of water? 

The substance will not dissolve in water. (Hydrophobic) 

400

Water has a high heat capacity, what does this mean?

It takes more energy to increase the temperature of water as compared to other substances.

500

The movement of water within the spaces of porus material due to the forces of adhesion, cohesion, and surface tension is known as ___. 

Capillary Action

500

How does a polar, hydrophilic substance dissolve in water? 

The polarity of hydrophilic substances is stronger than the cohesive forces of the water and is able to break the hydrogen bonds that hold the water molecules together. The water will now hydrogen bond around the polar substances. 

500

What is the principle behind sweating? 

When your body's hot, the water molecules on your skin are excited and their hydrogen bonds break allowing them to be evaporated. When they escape, they take the heat energy with them. 

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