Elements, Compounds, and Molecules

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Ionic Bonds

: When atoms are held together by the attraction between opposite charges.

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Octet Rule

; The tendency of atoms to bond with other atoms to have 8 electrons in their.

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Polarity

: A molecule in which the charges are unevenly distributed (partial positive and negative)

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Universal Solvent

: Which is water, that is able to dissolve substances.

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Adhesion

: An attraction between molecules of different substances.

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Importance

: Allows the capillary action in plants and allows water striders to walk on water.

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thin film of skin

A(n) "is formed at the surface because the water molecules cling to each other.

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Molecule

: Two or more atoms of the same element bond together.

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__High Specific Heat

: __The amount of energy needed to gain or lose to change 1g of a substance to 1 degree celsius.

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Evaporation

: The faster the molecules are moving, the more likely they are able to change from a liquid to a gas.

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Capillary Action

: When water rises in a narrow tube against the force of gravity.

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Cohesion

: An attraction between molecules of the same substance.

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Chlorine

has only 7 valence electrons, which is why it gains the electron from Sodium, causing it to be 1 negative charge.

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important properties

Leads to two : surface tension and high specific heat.

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Compound

: A substance made up of two or more different elements that have been chemically joined.

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water molecules

It causes to bond with each other.

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Covalent Bonds

: When two atoms share one or more pairs of electrons.

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Ans

: Water molecules have an uneven distribution of electrons, with the oxygen atom having a negative charge and the hydrogen atoms having a positive charge.

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Element

: A pure substance that can not be broken down into other substances by chemical means.

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Hydrogen Bonds

: Attraction between a hydrogen atom with a positive charge and negative charge.

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force of gravity

Importance: The transport of water to plants by cohesion and adhesion allowing the water to travel from the roots all the way to the leaves, against the .

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negative charge

Gaining electrons= .

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Cation atoms

= Have more protons than electrons.

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oxygen atom

Since the gains electrons, it has negative charge.

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Water molecules

tend to expand to the maximum distance in their frozen state.

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Importance

: This propertys temperature moderation allows living organisms and Earths climate to maintain a certain temperature, which helps life on Earth to survive.

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oxygen atom

The attracts more electrons than the hydrogens single protons.

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Water molecules

in ice are less dense than in its liquid state.

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Element

 A pure substance that cannot be broken down into other substances by chemical means

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Molecule

 Two or more atoms of the same element bond together

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Compound

 A substance made up of two or more different elements that have been chemically joined

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Ex

CH4 (Carbon and 4 hydrogen atoms; since there are more than 2 atoms of the same element, its a molecule; but its also a compound because its composed of two different types of elements)

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Covalent Bonds

 When two atoms share one or more pairs of electrons

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Ionic Bonds

 When atoms are held together by the attraction between opposite charges

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Explanation

Sodium has one valence electron, which is why it tends to give that up, causing it to gain 1 positive charge

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Hydrogen Bonds

Attraction between a hydrogen atom with a positive charge and negative charge

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Ex

water molecules are polar because oxygen has a negative charge and hydrogen has a positive charge

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Polarity

A molecule in which the charges are unevenly distributed (partial positive and negative)

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Ans

Water molecules have an uneven distribution of electrons, with the oxygen atom having a negative charge and the hydrogen atoms having a positive charge

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Cohesion

An attraction between molecules of the same substance

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water molecules

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  • leads to two important properties

surface tension and high specific heat

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Surface Tension

 The attraction between water molecules at the surface of the liquid

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Importance

Allows the capillary action in plants and allows water striders to walk on water

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__High Specific Heat

 __The amount of energy needed to gain or lose to change 1g of a substance to 1 degree celsius

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Evaporation

The faster the molecules are moving, the more likely they are able to change from a liquid to a gas

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Importance

This propertys temperature moderation allows living organisms and Earths climate to maintain a certain temperature, which helps life on Earth to survive

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Adhesion

An attraction between molecules of different substances

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water molecules and glass molecules

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  • Capillary Action

When water rises in a narrow tube against the force of gravity

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Importance

The transport of water to plants by cohesion and adhesion allowing the water to travel from the roots all the way to the leaves, against the force of gravity

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Importance to life

During winter, frozen waters will have a thin layer of ice on the surface which will simply float on the water instead of sinking

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4.Universal Solvent

Which is water, that is able to dissolve substances

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Importance to life

Its important because many living organisms use this solvent for many of the processes that occur inside their bodies