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1. The oil and water molecules seemed to only combine with their own molecule.

2.Would this change if the water was at different tempetures?

3. if you put oil in water than, the molecules

will not join together as easily.

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1. The hydrogen molocules seemed to be shaking

and moving around.

2. Why do the molecules bump into each other without

becoming combined.

3. if you heat or cool hydrogen molocules then, they wil

l either attract or disperse.

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1. more heat caused more movement

2.what is the special attraction?

3. if more heat is applied then more movement will occur

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1. the higher the polarity level the harder the molecule was to pull apart

2. what is the star supposed to be representing

3 if the polarity is high then it will be stronger

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1. opposite molecules were attracted to each other

2. what causes the repulsion between two of the same molecules

3. if i try to put two of the same molecule together then it will not work

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1. Molecules moving under cool and hot temperatures.

2. What causes the molecules to move?

3.

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1. If you heat up the water the molocules will expand and if you cool the molocules they move

closer.

2.Would this reaction be changed if  you tried different tempetures of hot and cold?

3. if I change the tempetures of water than the molocules inside wll wither attract or disperse.

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1.the oil and water separate

2.why don't the water and oil combine

3.if oil and water is mixed and shaken up,

then the oil particles separate.

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1. The water and oil molecules are shaken around.

2. Why are the molecules shaken?

3. If the molecules are shaken, then they will stick together but not combine.

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1. when shaken they seperate

2. why do get stuck together?

3.  if you shake up water and oil then they will separate out.

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1.over time the oil and water molecules separate into two different substances.

2.why dont the molecules combine?

3. if water is combined with oil, then the substances will separate over time.

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1.temperature affected the bond's grouping

2.why do they move so fast?

3.if the temperature rises, then the bonds disperse

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1. when you shake up the oil and water mixture, some molecules drifted off

2. how are the molecules bonding when oil and water dont mix

3. if the mixture is shaken up, some molecules drift off

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1. the oil and water separated

2. what causes the separation

3. if oil and water are combined, then they will separate

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1. Bonds are made faster and broken faster when the heat is raised

2. Why do the molecules shake as they move around?

3. If the temperature is raised, then the molecules move faster.

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1. As the polarity level goes up, there becomes harder to

pull them apart

2. Why does the polarity make it harder to pull the

molecules apart.

3. If the polarity level goes up, then it gets harder

to pull the molecules apart.

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1. when you heat the hydrogen molecules the attract a little bit when they move around

2.what are the two white dots that keep attracting to other dots?

3. if you cool the hydrogen molecules, then the bonds stick together

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1. The water and oil molecules were shaken around

2. Why do they stick together?

3. If the water and oil is shaken, the molecules will stick together, but not combine

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1. As you  pull on the star, the line of molcules pull apart.

2. What does the green star and lines represent?

3.If you increase the level of polarity of the molocules then you will need to use more force to pull the atoms apart.

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1. We watched that the hotter it got, the more the molecules moved.

2. Why does the temperature affect the movement of the molecules?

3. If you raise the temperature, then the molecules will move a lot.

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1. the higher the temperature, the more the non-polar molecules separated and moved around

2. why did they move more as the heat increased

3. if heat increases, then the non-polar molecules become more active

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1. Molecules of different polarity were connected through attraciton.

2. What causes these molecules to be so strongly attracted?

3. If molecules have a higher polarity, then they will be more strongly attracted.

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1.As the temperature rises the particles move faster and when the temperature lowers

the particles slow down.

2.why do they move a certain way when the temperature increases or decreases

3.If the particles move quickly or slowly or apart and together, then the temperature

has been altered.

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1.same charge does not attract

2. why do opposites attract?

3. if the charges are different then they don't attract

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1. The hotter the temperature the quicker the molecules move

2. Why do the molecules move slower in a colder temperature?

3. If you raise the temperature, then the molecules will move faster

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1. The water form together as the temperature goes up

2. Why do the molecules move faster as the temperature goes up?

3. If the temperature of the water goes up then the water molecules will seperate!

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1. The water and oil molecules are not attracted to each other.

2. Why aren't water and oil molecules attracted to each other?

3. If you put water and oil together, then they will not be mixed.

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1. When you heat the molecules up to 600K, the silver molecules detach and move around.

2. Is there a way to see them move this fast under a microscope?

3. If you heat up the molecules, they move a lot and become active.

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1.the silver molecules started to separate as the heat was raised.

2. Why do the silver molecules separate but the protons and electrons stay bonded

3.if the temperature is raised, then the molecules will move faster and separate.

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1. As the temperature increased, the water molecules moved around more rapidly

2. Why do the molecules move faster due to the temperature

3. If the temperature is higher, the water molecules move around faster

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1. the strength of polarity in bonds

2. why do only opposites attract to eachother

3. if high polarity is the strongest attraction, then low is the weakest

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1. We observed the molocules matched up with the other molcules with opposide polls.

2. How close do the molocules need to be to form an attraction?

3. If the molocules come close together then, they will attract and join together.

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1. As you set the level of polarity the molecules higher, the attraction between them becomes stronger.

2. What causes polarity in molecules?

3. If the molecules have a high level of polarity, then the attraction between them and other molecules will be very strong.

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1. was easy to separate with low polarity

2. What do the squiggly lines mean

3. if you put it on high polarity then it is harder to seperate

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1. The higher the heat, the faster the molecules move

2. Why/How does temperature affect the molecules?

3. If I add heat to water, then the molecules will move around faster.

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1.As I cooled the molecules, they started to bond together and became attractive

2.Why do they become attractive?

3. If you heat H2O molecules(water), then water will be boiled.

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1. The higher the polarity, the stronger the bond between molecules.

2. How does polarity effect the attraction?

3. If the molecules have a high polarity, then the molecules' bond will be stronger than the other molecules.

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1. You cant connect the negative molecules with the negative molecules.

you have to connect the negative to the positive.

2. Why cant the negatives connect to each other

3.If a negative and a possessive molecule are near each other,then they connect

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1.under high polarity, when you pull the star

all the way off the page the particles detach.

2.why is there such a strong attraction

between the two sets of oppositely charged

particles.

3.If particles of the opposite charge are

together, then it takes a strong force to

pull them apart.

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1. The higher the polarity, the stronger the force

2. Why does the polarity affect the strength/force?

2. If the polarity if high, the force is strong

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1. There is more molecules with high polarity

2. Do the silver molecules stand for neutral?

3. If you pull the star on low polarity, then the molecules detach.

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1. Different types of molecules were attracted to each other.

2. Why did certain molecules not connect with each other?

3. If molecules of different charges come close to each other, then

they will attract.

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1. The higher the polarity the harder it is to separate

2. How does polarity effect the attraction?

3. If you have a molecule with a low polarity, then the two molecules will be easy to separate.

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1. opposites attract

2. what are the lines

3. if you put a negative charge and connect it with a positive then a bond will form.

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1. molecules form a bond when close together

2. what is the cause of the attraction

3. if the opposite signs are close, then bonds will be formed :)

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1 The oil and the water are seperate

2.Why don't they mix?

If the water is mixed with oil then the two substances will seperate

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1. As the star was pulled from the molecules, the molecules with a greater polarity offer more resistance

2. How does the star bond with the other molecule?

3. If the molecules have a high polarity, then the attraction is stronger.

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1. opposites attract when you move the molecules towards each other

2. How do they attract to each other?

3. If the molecules are opposite charges, then they will attract.

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1.The negative ends matched up with the positive ends, and the positive ends matched up with the negative ends.

2.Why do the charges attract to their opposites

3. If a positive end is near a negative end, then they will attract

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1. We watched that opposites attract.

2. Why do opposites attract?

3. If a positive charge is put next to a negative charge, then they will attract

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1.when molecules are in close range with each other they form a bond

2.what determines the certain attractions the molecules have with each other?

3. If different charged molecules are in close range, then they will form a bond.

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1. Opposites attracted

2. Why do the charges attract to their opposites?

3. If you put a negative charge next to a positive charge, then it will form a bond

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1.As I heated the molecules, they became very active. But, the molecules with positively and negatively charged still bonded together.

2.Why did molecules became active as I heated them up?

3.If molecules are heated, then they become active.

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1.as you moved the molecules closer together they formed a bond

2.What do the silver molecules represent?

3.If molecules of different signs move closer together, then the molecules will form bonds.

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1. As you move the molecules close to each other attractions form between positively and negatively charged particles.

2.What causes these inter-molecular attractions?

3.If I move the molecules close to each other, then the negatively and positively charged particles will from attractions between eachother.

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