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Solid water is less dense than liquid water

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Solid water is less dense than liquid water

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Universal Solvent

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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 has a polarety so they attract together and that is why the swinging guy looked like glass

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Because each water molecule has polar opposite charges, the water molecules are highly attracted to one another

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Water forms a "sticky" surface so if objects are placed or land lightly on the water's surface they can stay on top of it.

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Ice floats which means that solid ice is less dense than just water

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The chemical formula for water is H2O, meaning that it is two hydrogen atoms with one oxygen atom. If the hydrogen is slightly positive, and the oxygen is slightly negative, the water "sticks" to itself, creating high surface tension. In other words,

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Surface tension is when the surface of the water forms a skin like surface. This causes the surface of the water to hold together and will not break if a dense object is places on it.

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This is density of the blue is thicker than regular water.

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Solid Water is less dense than liquid water.

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Solid Water is less dense than liquid water.

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This shows how water molecules are less dense than liquid water in both cold and warm water.

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water and other 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 polarity is the reason why water sticks its self to other water molecules a

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Water acts Like a magnet. This causes molecules to attract particles with electrical charges. For example, when salt is in water, it forms a crystal structure that is attracted to sodium, and resists chloride. This causes the salt to break up and dissolve. If salt is put in oil, the salt stays together and does not dissolve because it does not have the same properties.

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Surface tention is when  water molecules have something called polar oppasite charges and they are atracted to eachother.  So when you put something ontop, it does not break. But when you throw something. it sinks.

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water molecules have palretys this is why every thing happens like the water glass pic

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he 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 hydrogens are slightly positively charged. This is called polarity and is the key concept behind the properties of water.

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Although this picture is likely not real, it is a great example of the cohesive property ("stickiness") of water molecules.