How it moves through the water cycle
Unique Properties
Its structure
How it is distributed
For Us
100
After water molecules collect in clouds, they fall back to the ground in different forms. (Sleet, Snow, Hail)
What is Precipitation
100
The attraction to other substances
What is Adhesion
100
What are the 3 molecules of water
What is 2 hydrogen and 1 oxygen
100
A molecule at the surface of a liquid absorb enough energy to change to the gaseous state
What is Evaporation
100
Water is also known as this term and is a great solvent
What is The Universal Solvent
200
The buildup of groundwater and the overflow of it
What is Runoff
200
The attraction to other molecules
What is cohesion
200
What connects the positive and negative areas of different molecules.
What is a hydrogen bond
200
The process by which by which a gas changes to a liquid
What is Condensation
200
100°C + 540 calories per gram
What is it's vaporization point
300
Plants give off water vapor
What is Transpiration
300
Water has both adhesive and cohesive properties
What is Capillary Action
300
A molecule that has electrically charged areas
What is Polar Molecule
300
How much salt water is in the world
What is 96.5%
300
Water does this when it reaches 0°C
What is Freezes from the top down
400
The source of energy that drives the water cycle
What is the Sun
400
Tightness across the surface of water that is caused by the polar molecules pulling on each other
What is Water Tension
400
Water, Liquid, and Gas
What is a state
400
How much fresh water is in the world
What is 3.5%
400
The amount of heat need to raise or lower on gram of a substance 1°C
What is Specific Heat
500
It is the continuous cycle that moves throughout the earth through bodies of water and all of the environment
What is The Water Cycle
500
The amount of heat needed to increase the temperature of a certain mass of a substance by 1°C
What is Specific Heat
500
Ice is less less __________ than water
What is Dense
500
Where is most of the freshwater on Earth
What is Glaciers and ice
500
Hydrogen Bonds
What is the most important thing to remember about water