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It is the most ___ found in almost all ___

compound, organisms

what forms of water are found on earths surface

solid, liquid, gas

It expands when ____

frozen

water is a (solvent/solute)

solvent

what type of molecule is it?

polar molecule

what is a hydrogen bond?

an attraction between water molecules (cohesion) and themselves, and with other polar molecules (adhesion)

mixture

substance composed of 2 or more elements or compounds that are mixed together but not chemically combined (not a compound)

solution

form when an molecules of a compound dissolve into water or another substance

suspension

mixtures of water and a material that won't dissolve - where the material remains suspended due to the movement of water molecules, density differences, etc.

acids

ionic compounds that contain hydrogen ions form water solutions called acids

bases

compounds that dissociate to form hydroxide ions in water solutions=alkaline substances

strongest pH number of base on scale

14

strongest pH number of acid of scale

1

neutral on scale

7 (water)