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Each water molecule has polar opposite charges, the water molecules are highly attracted to one another (cohesion). This is especially true at the surface, where the water is much more attracted to itself than it is attracted to the air.

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At liquid-air interfaces, surface tension results from the greater attraction of liquid molecules to each other (due to cohesion) than to the molecules in the air (due to adhesion). The net effect is an inward force at its surface that causes the liquid to behave as if its surface were covered with a stretched elastic membrane.

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the majestic water tiger stalks his prey

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This shows that humans are denser than water, that's why we sink if we don't keep ourselves up

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When water comes across something that has two different chemicals water will seperate that chemical. and that is what happened with salt

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The needles are denser than water so it sinks but it helds up by the surface tension of the water.

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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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When water comes across something that

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The chemical formula for water is H2O, meaning that it contains two hydrogen atoms bonded to one oxygen atom. The oxygen is some what negatively charged and the hydrogen is positively charged. Polarity is the key behind the properties of water.

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Capillary action and Surface tension are similar because it revolves around the idea that molecules of water stick together. 

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Capillary action and Surface tension are similar because it revolves around the idea that molecules of water stick together. 

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What is Solid Water ?
Solid Water means that ice floats on water and that lakes freeze from the top down to the bottom since water freezes at 0.C.

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Water is called the 'universal solvent' because it is capable of dissolving so many substances.

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Water is called the 'universal solvent' because it is capable of dissolving so many substances.

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Due to water acting like a magnet, water molecules can also attract particles with areas of opposing electrical charges

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In the process of Polarity, an oxygen molecule can be slightly more negative or slightly more positive, which would lead to them attracting. This gives the stickiness property

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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 can do this because it makes a barrier between the cold air and the warmer water below and all the molecules in the water can expand which make it denser

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the layer of frozen water at the top of the pond provides some insulation and prevents the rest of the water getting cold as quickly. It does this by making a barrier between the cold air and the warmer water below. This means that large bodies of water don't get cold deeper down as fast as they might if ice sank, which helps organisms survive in ponds over winter. In fact, water gets more dense at it is cooled until it reaches 4℃, after which it gets less dense again.

For most substances, objects expand and become less dense with increasing temperature and more kinetic energy.   A look closer at the molecules reveals that solid water (ice) forms a crystal structure with a repeating geometric pattern and keeps molecules spread out,

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A plant allows water to go up its stem because of its molecules. So you could put ink into a plants water and it would turn into the color of the ink.

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water is more dense than ice i think

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water solvent is responsible for most of the reasons we live, this is because this helps us digest our food and distribute nutrients throughout our body's

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water solvent is responsible for most of the reasons we live, this is because this helps us digest our food and distribute nutrients throughout our body's

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Dissolving Water                                                                             Water is called the 'universal solvent' because it is capable of dissolving so many substances.

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Dissolving Water                                                                             Water is called the 'universal solvent' because it is capable of dissolving so many substances.

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Why might it be?

For an example, according to the article, "Table salt forms a crystal structure made up of sodium (Na) atoms and chloride (Cl) atoms" ( Article)

So? Why is this so important? EXPLAIN ENGLISH TO ME!!!

Okay, So this means that water molecules are able to attract sodium (Na) atoms away from the chloride (CI) atoms so they breakup, and dissolve the table salt.

Ahh i get it now, so why do we need water in our bodies?

The 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. Some of the important chemicals (enzymes) inside our cells only function when dissolved in water.

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Density is important because if ice did not float then the water would be much warmer and organisms would not be able to survive.

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Although this picture is not likely real, it does show a good example of the cohesive ("stickiness") property of water

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When you look at the structure of ice, you can see that the structure of the ice, which makes the molecules be spread apart, which makes ice able to float on water, although ice is a solid.