REVIEW Chemistry of Life & Properties of Water. Atomic number =# of protons = # of electrons.

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REVIEW Chemistry of Life & Properties of Water

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REVIEW

Chemistry of Life &

Properties of Water

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Atomic number = # of protons = # of electrons

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What is this?An atom

Of which element?

Lithium

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What is a pure substance composed of two or more elements?

C6H12O6

COMPOUND

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What is a pure substance composed of one type of atom?

ELEMENT

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Element or compound?

C Ca

KO2

NaN2

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ELEMENT or COMPOUND

Br

CaCl2BaCO3

H2 NCO2

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How many electrons?

How many protons?

8

8

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ELEMENT or COMPOUND

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ELEMENT or COMPOUND

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?Chemical bond

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?Hydrogen bonds

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Polar or

Nonpolar

Polar

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Polar or

Nonpolar

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Polar or

Nonpolar

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Chemical bond where electrons are transferred?

Ionic bond

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Chemical bond where electrons are shared?

Covalent bond

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H2O

OH H

Water is polar!

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Water has a high specific heat.

During the hot summer, the pond’s temperature remains at a warm 82° F. This is an example of

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Water forms beads on the surface of this leaf. This is an example of

cohesion

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Water sticks to the grass. This is an example of

adhesion

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?cohesion

What happening on the surface?

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?adhesion

What happening here?

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?

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Cohesion and adhesion occur because of

Hydrogen bonding

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solventsolute ?

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? ? ?

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Why is the paper clip floating?

Surface tension

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Why does water form a sphere in the space station?

Cohesion

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? cohesion ? adhesion

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Water is a common cleaning agent. It is most effective for dissolving substances with which characteristic?

a) polar bondsb) high densityc) high specific heatd) covalent bonding

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What accounts for many of the unique properties of water that make it essential for life?a) covalent bonding between water moleculesb) covalent bonding between oxygen and hydrogenc) high specific heatd) hydrogen bonding between water molecules

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What property of water allows ice to float?a) ice is less dense than liquid waterb) ice is more dense than liquid waterc) ice has a high specific heatd) water has a high specific heat

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Which property causes the cohesion and adhesion of water molecules that moves water through a plant against the force of gravity?

a) density b) volumec) polarityd) heat capacity

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Acid Base

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Not completeExamples of ph

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