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water's ability to "stick to itself"
or the cohesion of water at the TOP of a body of water |
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water molecules attracted to other water molecules |
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water molecules attracted to other materials |
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a substance that dissolves another substance to form a solution
water is a universal solvent |
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the process where water changes from a liquid to a vapor
(this is the opposite process from condensation) |
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water droplets that fall from the clouds to the Earth
(rain, snow, sleet, hail) |
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the process where water vapor cools and changes back into a liquid
(des, frost, fog)
(this is the opposite process from evaporation) |
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the constant movement of water from earth's surface into the atmosphere and back again |
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Water is a ________ made up of 2 atoms hydrogen and 1 atom of oxygen. |
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The surface of a body of water has |
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What allows some insects to "walk on water"? |
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high surface tension of water |
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mass of an object/volume of an object |
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Ice is _____ than water. This is why it floats. |
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3 phases of the water cycle |
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- evaporation
- condensation
- precipitation
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water leaving a cup left outside |
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clouds; fog on the bathroom mirror |
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