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Water

WATER

Hydrogen hydroxide

Dihydrogen monoxide

  • forms 70% of animals' bodies and 90% of plants..
  • inorganic compound- a substance that does not contain both carbon and hydrogen

Who am I?

Bonding<3

Polarity

  • oxygen is electronegative, region with the oxygen has a partial negative charge.
  • hydrogen is electropositive, region with the hydrogens has a partial positive charge
  • A molecule with such a charge difference is called a dipole.
  • chemical bonding- two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom to form the H2O molecule.
  • colourless, odourless, tasteless
  • covalent bond- the sharing of electrons between two or more non-metal atoms

Structure

BIPOLAR

  • In a liquid state, the water molecules are in constant motion which causes them to come into contact frequently.

Timeline

  • From this, weak and temporary hydrogen bonds are formed. Once one water molecule comes close to another, one’s hydrogen atom and the other’s oxygen atom form a bond.
  • This hydrogen bond is the main cause of water’s properties.

Hydrogen Bonding

My Properties

  • Dipole nature causes ionic/molecules in substances to disassociate.

Solvent of Life

LIFE

NUTRIENTS=MONEY

  • Caused by hydrogen bonding
  • Strong attraction between a hydrogen atom in the water molecule to be attracted to an oxygen atom in another water molecule

Cohesion

  • Caused by covalent bonding
  • Tendency of water molecules to be attracted to other substances

Adhesion

  • uses adhesion and cohesion
  • the ability of water, or any liquid, to flow against gravity up a narrow poreous tube

Capillary Action

  • Caused by hydrogen bonds
  • Takes a lot of energy for heat to be absorbed
  • As heat is absorbed,hydrogen bonds are broken and water molecules can move freely.

Specific Heat Capacity

Water Boiling

My References

  • The Basilisk Lizard usually leaps from trees and runs across water to safety whenever its life is endangered.
  • Surface Tension- water molecules at the top of water have a stronger bond because of an extra hydrogen bond.

Basilisk Lizard (akaJesus Christ Lizard)

Jellyfish

  • Made of 95% water; cannot survive without it
  • Water is its habitat; lives in ocean

My References

  • Non-polar solvent; will not dissolve minerals
  • Poor solvent for transporting minerals
  • Even lower specific heat capacity (1800 J/Kg Co
  • Much lower specific heat capacity (2400 J/Kg Co)

Oil

Alcohol

My Competition

Photosynthesis

Transpiration

Water, 2021

"A vital component of life "

The Team

Makeda Wills

Alyssa Thomas

Megan Modeste

Thank you

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