Chemistry Chapter 13 Section 1

sand

water

hydrogen

gold

As a liquid is less dense than its solid form.

As a solid it is more dense than its liquid form

As a solid it is less dense than its liquid form.

The intermolecular forces in water molecules are called hydrogen bonds.

Water molecules are attracted to each other in its intermolecular forces.

Water is a linear ionic compound.

Water is polar and it's positive pole attracts the negative pole of other water molecule.

it is high

it is very low

it is medium

it is not

Water is easy to classify as occurring on earth normally as a liquid.

Water is a gas at normal earth conditions.

Water is often witnessed on earth in all the three main states.

pyramid

tack

pool ball

hard back book

ionic

metallic

covalent

hydrogen

water

sodium nitrate

organic compounds

alcohols

0 degrees C

32 degrees C

112 degrees C

4 degrees C

water separation

surface tension

surface separation

crustiness

air, water and iron

water, iron and air

iron, air, and water