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1 Biochemistry: Water Part 1
AP Biology Biochemistry: Water Part 1

2 Earth

3 States of Water

4 Water Cycle Transport over land Solar energy Net movement of
water vapor by wind Precipitation over land Precipitation over ocean Evaporation from ocean Evapotranspiration from land Percolation through soil Runoff and groundwater

5 Water and Polarity Hydrogen bonds

6 Water and Cohesion Water-conducting cells 100 µm

7 Surface Tension

8 Adhesion

9 Earth and Temperature

10 Water and Temperature Hydrogen bonds

11 What happens to the ice?

12 Evaporative Cooling

13 Evaporative Cooling in plants

14 Hydrogen Bond angles

15 Life below the water

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