Learning Targets Ch 2 Chemistry and Water. Atoms, molecules and Energy Break=release Add=store.

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Learning Targets Ch 2 Chemistry and Water

Atoms, molecules and Energy Break=release Add=store

Why Water? High heat capacity Absorbs and releases large Amounts of HEAT before Changing temps (that’s why when it’s Outside…you’re not)

Beach water in April-May Beach water in Oct-Nov

What’s up with Fog?

High Heat of Vaporization Takes large amounts of heat energy to break hydrogen bonds holding water together

Where does sweat get energy to vaporize?

Polar/Solvent Properties Universal solvent ALL chemical reactions require water MAIN transport system for nutrients, gases and wastes

Everything is carried in solution food, gases, hormones, vitamins, minerals

Building and Breaking Need Water

Ana +Cat = Meta

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