Science Ch.2

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A _______ molecule has an uneven distribution of charge.

polar

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If a water molecule is electrically neutral, why is it a polar molecule?

Electrons take longer to travel around the oxygen atom then the hydrogen atoms, giving it a slight negative charge on the oxygen side and a slight positive charge on the hydrogen side

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Hydrogen bonds are ____, but still enable water to have ____ properties. Because of these bonds, water is _______ to itself and other ______ molecules.

Weak, unique, attracted, and polar

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Water molecules are attracted to themselves

Cohesion

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Water molecules are attracted to other polar subtances

Adhesion

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1st properties of water

Creeps up thin tubes (capillary action)

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2nd properties of water

Has high surface tension

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3rd properties of water

Has high heat of vaporation

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4th properties of water

Resists temperature change

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5th properties of water

Expands when it freezes

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Water is a ______ molecule, which causes it to form _________ bonds. This bonding causes ________ and cohesion, which create water’s unique ________.

Polar, hydrogen, adhesion, properties.

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When one substance is dissolved in another, it is called a __________.

solution

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Substance being dissolved in the liquid

Solute

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Substance doing the dissolving (usually liquid) Ex: lemonade powder (solute) + water (solvent)

Solvent

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Waters’s _______ allows it to __________ many types of solutes. It is often called the _________ __________. Some _________ can not be dissolved in water but can be ________.

Polarity, dissolve, universal solvent, particles, suspended.

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Because H2O forms an equal amount og H+ and OH- ions, it is considered to be a _______ atom.

neutral

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An acid is a substance that forms ___________ concentrations of H+ ions in a solution

higher

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An base is a substance that forms ___________ concentrations of H+ ions in a solution

lower

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Attributes of acids

Taste sour, neutralize bases, corrode metal, pH less than 7, and high concentration of H+ ions

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Attributes of bases

Slippery, Neutralize acids, also known as alkalines, pH higher than 7, and higher concentration of OH- ions

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Water is called the ________ ________ because many substances dissolve in it. It also dissociates into _____ and ______ equally. This means it is a _______ substances, unlike _____ and ______.

Universal solvent, H+, OH-, neutral, acids, and bases.

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Matter is anything that has _____ (or _____) and takes up _______.

mass, weight, and space

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_______ are the basic building blocks of matter.

Atoms

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The number of protons, neutrons, and electrons determines all of the _______ of that atom

properties

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number of _______ = number of________

electrons + protons

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An element is a collection of ______ that all have the same number of _______.

atoms, protons

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The atomic mass is the number of _______ + the number of _______

protons + nutrons

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Atoms with the same element will always have the same ______ _________, but may not have the same _________ __________ because they can differ in the number of ________ they contain.

Atomic, numbers, atomic, mass, and neutrons

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Atoms of the same element that have a different number of ________ are called _______

neutrons, isotopes

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Elements are made of ________, which have properties based on the number of _________, ___________, and _________ in them. Atoms of the same element have the same number of _______, but can differ in the number of neutrons, which would make them __________ of each other.

atoms, protons, neutrons, electrons, protons, and is isotopes