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Properties of Water
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Water covers 2/3 of Earth 97% Saltwater oceans 2.4% Ice (polar caps and glaciers) 0.6% Surface water (lakes and streams)
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The Human body is made of ~80% water. To function properly, the body requires between one and seven liters of water per day to avoid dehydration; the precise amount depends on the level of activity, temperature, humidity, and other factors. Most of this is ingested through foods or beverages other than drinking straight water.
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Properties of Water Remember…. Water has 2 hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom Remember…. Water has 2 hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom H 2 O O H H _ + + Hydrogen bond (+) H H (–) O Water is polar ….
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Properties of Water cohesion adhesion High specific heat density pH
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Cohesion The natural attraction of a water molecule to other water molecule is called cohesion.
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Adhesion The attraction of a water molecule to another polar molecule is adhesion. water droplets on a spider’s web (polar surface).
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Properties associated with polarity/ adhesion, cohesion Capillary Action Surface Tension Transpiration
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Capillary Action
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Surface Tension At the surface of the drop of water, water does not attract to the air….. Surface tension
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Jesus Lizard
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Transpiration
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Properties of Water cohesion adhesion High specific heat density pH
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Density
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Why is “ice floats” important?? if ice sank….. o eventually all ponds, lakes, and even ocean would freeze solid o during summer, only upper few inches would thaw surface ice insulates water below o allowing life to survive the winter
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Properties of Water cohesion adhesion High specific heat density pH
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An example is the more moderate climate of a coastal location compared to one far inland.
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Properties of Water cohesion adhesion High specific heat density pH
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pH 7 pH 14 pH 0 neutral More acidic…more H ions More basic…more OH ions water Most biological fluids have a pH b/w 6 and 8 …. But stomach can reach a pH of 2
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Properties of Water cohesion adhesion High specific heat density pH
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