Bonds
Properties
Importance
Water Facts
Misc.
100

An intermolecular force resulting from a partially positive Hydrogen attracting a negative charge on another molecule

What is a Hydrogen Bond

100

Bonding between 2 identical molecules

What is Cohesion

100

Water is known as this because it dissolves most materials

What is Universal Solvent

100

What is water made of

One oxygen and 2 hydrogen atoms

200

The uneven distribution of charge in a water molecule

What is Polar

200

Bonding between different molecules

What is Adhesion

200

Helps move water through plants

What is Cohesion and Adhesion (Capillary Action)

200

The reason you sweat when you're hot

Evaporative cooling

200

Gives water most of its unique properties

What is Hydrogen Bonds

300

This ATOM has a negative charge in water molecules

What is Oxygen

300

A substance that dissolves another substance

Solvent

300

Take a lot of energy to break making it difficult for water's temperature to change

What is Hydrogen Bonds

300

Allows Hydrogen Bonds to form

What is Polarity

400

This ATOM has a positive charge in water molecules

What is Hydrogen

400

The amount of energy required to raise the temperature of a substance by a single degree

Specific Heat

400

Creates Hydrogen Bonds by causing partial charges in water molecules due to the uneven sharing of electrons

What is Polarity

400

When liquid water changes into water vapor

Evaporation

500

This type of substance will dissolve in water

Polar or Hydrophillic

500

The ability to stretch molecules apart without breaking apart. (It helps bugs walk on water)

Surface Tension

500

Cohesion, Adhesion, and Water's Heat Capacity are all due to these bonds.

What is Hydrogen Bond