High Specific Heat
What's specific heat?
The amount of heat required to raise the temperature of matter 1 degree
What's an example Cohesion?
Water drops
What is less dense, water or ice?
Ice
What do adhesion water molecules stick to?
Polar molecules.
What do water molecules form into once they break apart.
Hydronium and hydroxide.
What has high specific heat?
Water.
What's Cohesion?
the sticking together of particles of the same substance.
Since water is so dense what does it do.
Floats.
What is the particles of different substances called?
Adhesion, HAHAHA
Hyrdronium and hydroxide ions are present in equal ______
Numbers
Water can absorb a large amount of heat without changing temperature, what can it help?
Helps organisms maintain a constant internal temperature.
What does cohesion keep water from doing?
Evaporating
The ice floats.
What does adhesion and cohesion allow water to do?
Move up root plants against gravity.
What do acids and bases change in the ions?
The balance.
What type of gas has high specific heat?
Hydrogen Gas
What does Cohesion create that allows water strider's to walk on water?
Surface tension
When water freezes what structure is formed?
Crystal Structure.
What's it called when cohesion and adhesion allow water to move up roots against gravity?
Capillary action.
Acids are compounds that are form extra what
hydroniom ions when dissolved in water
Why is hydrogen bonds a high specific heat?
Because of the strength of the hydrogen bonds
Why do water drops stick together?
The positive hydrogen and negative oxygen bonds
Almost all of the volume of an iceberg is below the water line, not above it, why?
This is due to ice's density being less than liquid water's density.
Example of something sucking up water
Christmas Tree
Bases are compounds that form extra what?
Hydroxide ions when dissolved in water