This can be dissolved in a solvent.
What is a solute?
This property allows water to travel from the ground to the leaves of plants.
What is Capillary Action?
The temperature water freezes
What is 00 C?
This process names the cooling of water vapor to form clouds.
What is condensation?
According to the map, this location would expect the weather to be slightly milder.

What is Norfolk and Alexandria?
This is known as the universal solvent.
What is H2O
This property allows some insects to "walk on the water."
What is Surface Tension?
The temperature water boils.
What is 1000C?
This portion of the water cycle is pictured below

What is condensation?
This describes a heavy rain carrying rocks down a hill.
What is erosion?
Water is used in this energy source to generate power.
What is hydroelectricity?
A water molecule is known as this since the hydrogren end has a positive charge and the oxygen end has a negative charge.
What is polar?
On Earth, this compound naturally exists in all three states.
What is H2O, or water?
This type of weather would cause the greatest evaporation from a bird bath.
What is hot, sunny and no clouds?
Smooth rocks in a river are caused by this type of weathering.
What is physical weathering?
This provides energy to power the water cycle.
What is the sun?
This property explains water sticking to itself.
What is cohesion?
Of these items:
salt, sugar, oil, baking soda
This one is least likely to dissolve in water.
What is oil?
The rainstorm is the portion of the Water cycle.

What is precipitation?
The change in color is a result of this type of weathering.

What is chemical weathering?
This technology provides water to crops.
What is irrigation?
This property explains why water sticks to other substances.
What is adhension?
This describes why solid water floats in liquid water.
What is solid water is less dense than liquid water?
This portion of the water cycle is pictured below.

What is runoff?
What is physical weathering?