2) water and pH

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2) water and pH

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water is this kind of molecule
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polarized water is this kind of molecule
oxygen the shared electrons in water's molecule spend more time in this atom's orbit
oxygen highly electronegative portion of water molecule
polar covalent bond type of covalent bonding with an unequal sharing of electrons (found between O and H in water)
hydrogen bonds type of bond that forms when one molecule has a partially positive hydrogen atom and the other molecule has a partially negative charge. (found between water molecules)
break what do hydrogen bonds do when they are in water?
dissociate what happens if ionic molecules go into water? (because they are more attracted to water molecules)
electrolytic when a solution has ions in it and is able to conduct electricity
water is the universal solvent PROPERTY OF WATER. most substances dissolve in water because most substances are either ions or polar covalent molecules. attract to the polar molecule

BIO: chemical reactions occur more efficiently when molecules are dissolved
water is cohesive and adhesive PROPERTY OF WATER. water is attracted to other water molecules (cohesive) and most other substances (adhesive) because it is polar and attracted to itself & other things if they have charges

BIO: helps blood and sap flow through animals and plants
water resists changes in temperature PROPERTY OF WATER. it takes a large amount of energy to change the temperature of water because it requires breaking hydrogen bonds to move molecules

BIO: aquatic animals maintain homeostasis
water resists change of state to a gas PROPERTY OF WATER. takes a lot of energy to evaporate because hydrogen bonds must break and requires energy

BIO: sweating cools you down
water becomes less dense when it freezes PROPERTY OF WATER. ice is "lighter" than water because the lattice structure forces water molecules further apart.

BIO: helps fish
H+ and OH- positive ion and negative ion formed when water molecule breaks apart
one in pure water, this many OH- for every H+
pH measures hydroxide and hydrogen ions in a solution. (OH- and H+)
7 neutral pH
H+ greater in concentration of acidic solution
OH- greater in concentration of basic solution
acids substances that release hydrogen ions and lower the pH

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bases substances that release the hydroxide ions and increase the pH

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lowers the pH adding HCl to water does this to the pH
raises the pH adding NaOH to water does this to the pH
does not change the pH adding NaCl to water does this to the pH
buffer helps maintain pH and homeostasis. combination of chemicals with excess OH- and H+ ions to keep blood from getting too.

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