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SUMMARY QUESTION: What is the difference between an Amorphous solid and a Crystalline solid?
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WATER PAGE 67 OF INB
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ESSENTIAL QUESTION Why is water less dense as a solid then as a liquid?
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WATER: Most abundant liquid on Earth Covers 75% of the Earth Makes up 70% - 90% of all living organisms.
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STRUCTURE: Polar covalently bonded hydrogen and oxygen. Bent according to VSPER theory. Linked by hydrogen bonding. 4-8 molecules in a group of water
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STRUCTURE: Hexagonal pattern formed in solid. Space created accounts for low density of ice. As ice melts the bonds are broken and fill the space between molecules.
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PHYSICAL PROPERTIES. Transparent, odorless, tasteless, and almost colorless. Any odor or taste is from impurities. Less dense as a solid < 0 o C @ 1 atm. Otherwise all the oceans would be ice. Gas > 100 o C @ 1 atm
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QUESTIONS PAGE 66 1)Why is a water molecule polar? 2)Describe the arrangement of molecules in water, and ice. 3)Why does ice float? Why is this important? 4)Why is ice less dense then water?
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WATER PHASE LAB PAGE 69 OF INB
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