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Which elements does a water molecule contain?

(Select all that apply)

hydrogen

nitrogen

carbon

oxygen

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How many hydrogen atoms does a water molecule contain?

two

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Which of the following chemical bonds hold oxygen and hydrogen together within a water molecule?

hydrogen

metallic

ionic

covalent

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Within a water molecule, what partial charge does the oxygen atom have?

positive

neutral

negative

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Which type of bonding causes water molecules to stick together?

disulphide

hydrogen

covalent

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Give three examples of how water is used in living organisms

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An ionic compound dissolves in water because the positive and negative ions attract to different ends of the water molecules.

true

false

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Give one reason why water is useful as a solvent in living organisms

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Does water have a high or low specific heat capacity?

low

high

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Which type of bonds need to be broken to increase the temperature of water?

hydrogen

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Which of the following properties of water mean that a lot of energy is needed for evaporation? 

high specific heat capacity

high latent heat of fusion 

high latent heat of vaporisation 

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Water has a high latent heat of vaporisation, meaning a lot of energy is required to change it from a liquid to a .

gas

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Which substance has the highest density?

water

ice

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Give one reason why it is important for ice to form an insulating layer at the surface of ponds and lakes 

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Which type of chemical reaction uses water to break down molecules?

hydrolysis 

condensation 

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Which key term is used to describe the tendency of water molecules to stick together?

adhesion

cohesion

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Name the type of chemical bond that causes water molecules to stick to other materials (adhesion)

hydrogen

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Water has a low specific heat capacity because hydrogen bonds require a lot of energy to be broken.

true

false

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