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* E- E - E x 1 1. Property: Why it is Important for Life: Surface tarsian surface tension of water is about 72mN/m at room temperature.it is one of the highest surface tension for liquid .the surface tension arises due to cohesive interactions between the water molecules.the water molecule has two hydrogen bond and one covalent bond with oxygen.this causes electrostatic attraction between the hydrogen and oxygen which lead to strong cohesive forces between the water molecules. The stronger the cohesive force, the stronger.the.Surtace.tension Due to the presence of Hydrogen bonds in water molecules. It requires more energy to break its hydrogen bond. Thus possess a high boiling point (100c). This is important for aquatic species and to the environment also.if water is easily boiled or freeze, then any changes in environment would affect the water bodies and aquatic aquaculture, making it difficult for living. Baling and froazing paints Polar molocules water has two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.water is polar molecule because oxygen and hydrogen have different electronegativity values.the Oxygen has a partial negative charge and hydrogen has a partial positive charge it makes the water molecule polar. Oxygen has two lone pairs of electrons that repel each other and the electrons bonded to the hydrogen atoms this gives the water molecules a bent shape.water has 2 bonds and 2 lone pairs. The H-O-H bond angle is 104.5 degrees. shapalstructure Transparent The electrostatic dipole dipole interaction between water molecules is called hydrogen bond. The transient hydrogen bonds between water molecules form a transparent, colorless, odourless liquid. 6a. Complete the table below using the periodic table at this Iink. Drag the elements that are in the compound that you are investigating into the central square and then scrol the list of compounds to the left until you find the ones you are investigating. Click on the link to learn more about the properties of the compound. Add properties we have agreed are important to investigate to the "Properties" column. Feel free to add other properties you notice that you think might be important. Then complete the table for each compound using the information from the website. Property Compound 1: Compound 2:
Transcribed Image Text:* E- E - E x 1 1. Property: Why it is Important for Life: Surface tarsian surface tension of water is about 72mN/m at room temperature.it is one of the highest surface tension for liquid .the surface tension arises due to cohesive interactions between the water molecules.the water molecule has two hydrogen bond and one covalent bond with oxygen.this causes electrostatic attraction between the hydrogen and oxygen which lead to strong cohesive forces between the water molecules. The stronger the cohesive force, the stronger.the.Surtace.tension Due to the presence of Hydrogen bonds in water molecules. It requires more energy to break its hydrogen bond. Thus possess a high boiling point (100c). This is important for aquatic species and to the environment also.if water is easily boiled or freeze, then any changes in environment would affect the water bodies and aquatic aquaculture, making it difficult for living. Baling and froazing paints Polar molocules water has two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.water is polar molecule because oxygen and hydrogen have different electronegativity values.the Oxygen has a partial negative charge and hydrogen has a partial positive charge it makes the water molecule polar. Oxygen has two lone pairs of electrons that repel each other and the electrons bonded to the hydrogen atoms this gives the water molecules a bent shape.water has 2 bonds and 2 lone pairs. The H-O-H bond angle is 104.5 degrees. shapalstructure Transparent The electrostatic dipole dipole interaction between water molecules is called hydrogen bond. The transient hydrogen bonds between water molecules form a transparent, colorless, odourless liquid. 6a. Complete the table below using the periodic table at this Iink. Drag the elements that are in the compound that you are investigating into the central square and then scrol the list of compounds to the left until you find the ones you are investigating. Click on the link to learn more about the properties of the compound. Add properties we have agreed are important to investigate to the "Properties" column. Feel free to add other properties you notice that you think might be important. Then complete the table for each compound using the information from the website. Property Compound 1: Compound 2:
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