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Take some time to consider the question before moving to the next slide which offers the correct answer. Write your answer down before you see the actual answer, this will allow you to test yourself more effectively. CHECK YOUR LEARNING WATER PROPERTIES

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Page 1: Water Properties: check your learning

•Take some time to consider the question before

moving to the next slide which offers the correct

answer.

•Write your answer down before you see the actual

answer, this will allow you to test yourself more

effectively.

CHECK YOUR LEARNING

WATER PROPERTIES

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

Due to its polarity, water molecules:

A) Repel ions.

B) All of these.

C) Attract lipids.

D) Attract other water molecules.

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

Due to its polarity, water molecules:

A) Repel ions.

B) All of these.

C) Attract lipids.

D) Attract other water molecules.

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

Why is ice able to float on water while other solids cannot float on

their liquid forms?

A) The orientation of hydrogen bonds pushes molecules closer together,

making ice denser than water.

B) The kinetic energy in other solids increases with temperature, making

them denser than ice.

C) The orientation of hydrogen bonds pushes molecules farther apart,

making ice less dense than water.

D) The molecules in other solids are packed less tightly, making them

denser than ice.

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

Why is ice able to float on water while other solids cannot float on

their liquid forms?

A) The orientation of hydrogen bonds pushes molecules closer together,

making ice denser than water.

B) The kinetic energy in other solids increases with temperature, making

them denser than ice.

C) The orientation of hydrogen bonds pushes molecules farther apart,

making ice less dense than water.

D) The molecules in other solids are packed less tightly, making them

denser than ice.

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

Which property of water helps to maintain body temperature?

A) lower density of ice than water

B) polarity

C) high specific heat capacity

D) cohesion

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

Which property of water helps to maintain body temperature?

A) lower density of ice than water

B) polarity

C) high specific heat capacity

D) cohesion

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

A molecule with a high heat of vaporization will have a high:

A) solubility

B) density

C) melting point

D) boiling point

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

A molecule with a high heat of vaporization will have a high:

A) solubility

B) density

C) melting point

D) boiling point

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

Which of these is water able to dissolve?

A) fats

B) salts

C) All of these

D) oils

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

Which of these is water able to dissolve?

A) fats

B) salts

C) All of these

D) oils

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

Which property of water allows water droplets to form on a

surface?

A) adhesion

B) cohesion

C) solubility

D) polarity

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

Which property of water allows water droplets to form on a

surface?

A) adhesion

B) cohesion

C) solubility

D) polarity

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

Which of the following is acidic?

A) NaOH (aq)

B) water

C) blood

D) H2CO3 (aq)

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

Which of the following is acidic?

A) NaOH (aq)

B) water

C) blood

D) H2CO3 (aq)

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

What buffers blood to maintain its pH between 7.35 to 7.45?

A) carbon dioxide

B) carbonic acid and bicarbonate

C) oxygen pressure

D) water

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The Chemical Foundation of Life

What buffers blood to maintain its pH between 7.35 to 7.45?

A) carbon dioxide

B) carbonic acid and bicarbonate

C) oxygen pressure

D) water