1. Fundamentals of Biochemistry
Third Edition
Donald Voet • Judith G. Voet • Charlotte W. Pratt
Chapter 2
Water
Copyright © 2008 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

2. Figure 2-1a

3. Figure 2-1b

4. Figure 2-2

5. Ice
Figure 2-3

6. Liquid water
Figure 2-4

7. Table 2-1

8. Figure 2-5

9. Figure 2-5a

10. Figure 2-5b

11. Figure 2-5c

12. Figure 2-6

13. Water’s many hydrogen bonding interactions
Figure 2-7

14. Table 2-2

15. Water is more highly organized when it interacts with a non polar solute. This is a low entropy situation
Figure 2-8

16. In b there is less surface interaction with the non-polar substance than in a. Solution b is higher in entropy than a.
Figure 2-9

17. Soap-like molecules. Polar head to interact with water, non-polar hydrophobic tails that avoid water.
Figure 2-10

18. Figure 2-11

19. Figure 2-15

20. Figure 2-16

21. Table 2-3

22. Table 2-4

23. Figure 2-17

24. Figure 2-18