Concept 3.1: Polar covalent bonds in water molecules result in hydrogen bonding

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Flashcards from Concept 3.1 of Pearson's Campbell Biology, Twelfth Edition.

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<p>Buoyancy</p>

Buoyancy

The ability for solids to float on water if their overall density is lower; this includes ice, where water molecules become farther apart

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<p>Polar covalent bonds</p>

Polar covalent bonds

Bonds created by the hydrogen atoms in water as a result of being attracted towards oxygen

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<p>Polar molecule</p>

Polar molecule

A molecule where the overall charge is unevenly distributed

  • Water is an example of this it as it can form hydrogen bonds with other water molecules

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<p>Density</p>

Density

The measure of how much volume a certain amount of mass takes up