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Element

Variety of atoms

Molecule

2 or more atoms

H20 Molecule

A Dipole Molecule(Molecular magnet)

Why do H20 molecules tend to do

Stick to each other because of hydrogen bonding

Hydrogen Bonds

Give water the quality of strong cohesion


Also, creates the property adhesion

What physical states can water occur in

Solid


Liquid


Gas (0-100c)


Water's heat capacity

Very High


The ability to absorb or release heat energy


Heat capacity is measured in Calories

Calorie

The amount of heat needed to raise 1g of pure H20 by 1C

Heat

Energy of moving molecules

Tempereature

Response of a substane to heat energy

Sensible heat

Felt, Measured

Latent Heat

Hidden Heat, that is gained not lost during a change in physical state(SOLID,LIQUID,GAS)

Thermal inertia

Tendency to resist change (water has this)

How much ocean water is evaporated annually

1 Meter

How much solar energy is used in evaporation

1/2 of the solar energy that enter the ocean

What are the effects of dissolved salt in water

Salt, is an antifreeze(lowers the freezing temp)


Pure water freezes at 0c


Normal seawater @ 1.91c(28.6F)


Refracted light by the ocean

23.5N 23.5S all light is refractes and abosrbed by oceans

23.5N 23.5S all light is refractes and abosrbed by oceans