Question

1. water is known as the universal because it is able to dissolve more substances than any other liquid
2. in a solution, the does the dissolving, while a is the substance being dissolved.
3. since water is a molecule, with a partial end and a partial end, it can attract and carry valuable chemicals, nutrients, ions and minerals everywhere it goes.
4. water has a high which means it can absorb or release large amounts of energy in the form of with only a slight change in
5. during a hot summer day, water absorbs a lot of heat, but the temperature of the water itself does/does not (circle one) change very much.
6. as water evaporates, the surface of the liquid that remains behind down.
7. frozen water is less than liquid water. this allows ice to water below on the surface of a pond so life can continue to live in the
8. water has a ph, where its h+ ions its oh - ions.
9. acids have a ph of and their h+ ions are oh - ions.
10. bases have a ph of and their h+ ions are oh - ions.
11. list 3 properties of acids:
12. list 3 properties of bases:
13. a substance with a ph of 1 is times more acidic than a substance with a ph of 8. show your work

Explanation:

Answer:

1. Solvent
2. Solvent; Solute
3. Polar; Positive; Negative
4. Specific - heat capacity; Heat; Temperature
5. does not
6. Cools
7. Dense; Float; Liquid
8. Neutral; 7; Equal to
9. Less than 7; More abundant than
10. Greater than 7; Less abundant than
11. Taste sour, react with metals to produce hydrogen gas, turn blue litmus paper red
12. Taste bitter, feel slippery, turn red litmus paper blue
13. 10000000