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If something is polar, it will dissolve.

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dense

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Its staying in a shape

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water molecules can also attract particles with areas of electrical charges.

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I learned that water molecules come together and stick together because of polar opposite charges that make the water molecules attract to each other. The water molecules come together and stay on the surface, instead of breaking off into the air. Although things that are denser than water should sink, the surface tension keeps those items up. That is why bugs can land on water and not sink.

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Salt is able to dissolve in water and not in oil because in a oil molecule one cannot find a positive and negative "area" this make oil a "nonpolar" molecule so it cannot attract and separate the salt.

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The hydrogen atoms have a positive charge, and oxygen atoms have a negative charge, so they attract other water molecules and stay together

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The chemical formula for water is H 2 o, meaning that it contains two hydrogen atoms bonded to one oxygen atom, where the oxygen is slightly negatively charged and that the hydrogen are slightly positively charged. This is called polarity and is the key concept behind the properties of water.

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Solid water (ice) is less dense than liquid water 

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Solid water (ice) is less dense than liquid water 

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Water freeze at 0℃

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Partially Frozen Pond Free Stock Photo - Public Domain Pictures

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Partially Frozen Pond. Free Stock Photo. Free for private and commercial use

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Water in our bodies is mostly contained in our cells, where it gives them a clear shape as well as having billions of useful molecules dissolved in it, including nutrients.

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All of these properties of water are critical for life as we know The chemical formula for water is H2O, meaning that it contains two hydrogen atoms bonded to one oxygen atom, where the oxygen is slightly negatively charged and that the hydrogen are slightly positively charged.

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you can  not find a + and a - together in oil but you can in water which makes it so it can seperate salt unlike oil.

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you can  not find a + and a - together in oil but you can in water which makes it so it can seperate salt unlike oil.

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water molecules can attract particles with areas of electrical charges.

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Water freezes from the bottom to the top so it creates a layer of insulation so the bottom is usually warmer.

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They have a positive charge

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Solid water (ice) is less dense than liquid water  

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Solid water (ice) is less dense than liquid water  

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This is good example because when water freezes it becomes less dense than water so it floats on the water

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In water there are positives and negatives and this is called hydrogen bonds. Polarity is the key behind the properties of water.

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I learned about H2O which contains two hydrogen atoms bonded together with one oxygen atom. Oxygen is slightly negatively charged and that the hydrogen are slightly positively charged, this is called polarity. Also hydrogen bonds are water molecules that can have the slightly positive hydrogen from one molecule attracted to the slightly negative oxygen on another.  If a substance is polar it will dissolve in water if not than it's not polar. It also dissolves by forming hydrogen bonds with the water.

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Solid water (ice) is less dense than liquid water

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Solid water (ice) is less dense than liquid water

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Ice that floats on water prevents the rest of the water from getting cold as quickly. It acts as a barrier between the two because of the molecules that are spread out.

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Sodium chloride can dissolve in water but not in Oil. Because due to water’s positive and negative ends, water molecules are able to attract sodium.

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Animals live on ice :(

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In chemistry, polarity is a separation of electric charge leading to a molecule or its chemical groups having an electric dipole or multipole moment.

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water acting like a magnet, water molecules can also attract particles with areas of opposing electrical charges Table salt forms a crystal structure made up of sodium (Na) atoms and chloride (Cl) atoms Due to water’s positive and negative ends, water molecules are able to attract sodium (Na) atoms away from the chloride (Cl) atoms and therefore, break up and dissolve the table salt

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Water's formula is H2O, which is two hydrogen atoms with one oxygen atom. The hydrogen molecules are positive charged and the oxygen molecules are slightly negative charged. This is called called polarity which is why water has the properties it does.

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Solid water (ice) is less dense than liquid water 

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Solid water (ice) is less dense than liquid water 

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Clearly, you can see that the ice is less dense than water because the molecules spread out, whereas liquid water molecules are free to move around and actually are much closer than in a solid state.

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I learned that water is made up of 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom. Oxygen is slightly negative and hydrogen is slightly positive. This is polarity, it is the reason for all of waters properties. Because of this water molecules around attract creating hydrogen bonds. This gives the water molecules the ability to stick together and have all of these properties.

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Water molecules can also attract particles with areas of apposing electrical changes

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Although not a real picture, this shows a great example of the cohesive properties ("stickiness") of water.