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Water Property 1: Universal Solvent, Property 2: Specific Heat
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Water Quick Check (Polarity and Specific Heat)
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Water is a polar molecule, which gives it unique abilities and properties. What does it mean to be a polar molecule?
Water molecules have two positive ends
Water molecules have a positive end and a negative end.
water molecules have two negative ends.
Water is known as a Universal Solvent. What does this mean?
Water can not dissolve many substances.
Water doesn't do much.
Water can dissolve many substances.
The substance that dissolves other substances (does the dissolving) is known as the -
solvent
solute
solution
The substance that is dissolved is known as the -
solvent
solute
solution
The substance created when you mix a solute and solvent is known as a -
solvent
solute
solution
Polar substances dissolve other polar substances.
True
False
Non-polar substances can dissolve polar substances.
True
False
Large bodies of water can absorb large amounts of thermal energy without a large increase in temperature. This property of water is known as -
Heat Polarity
High Specific Heat
Heat Ability
The fact that water has a High Specific Heat helps the climate of cities near large bodies of water be -
extreme
mild
moderate
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What is the boiling point of water?
100 degrees celsius
95 degrees celsius
0 degrees celsius
212 degrees celsius