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Interactive Water Properties Guide

Explore the properties of water in a foldable guide. Learn about solubility, polarity, cohesion, adhesion, pH, water phases, and more. Illustrations and interactive elements make learning fun and engaging.

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Interactive Water Properties Guide

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  1. H2O Foldable Guide

  2. Front Cover • Properties of Water at the top • Draw a water molecule in the center nice and big • Label the Oxygen • Label the Hydrogen • Use Blue for Hydrogen • Use Orange for Oxygen • Add your own style to the cover page

  3. Page 1 • Universal Solvent • Draw Water molecules bonding • Label the hydrogen bonds • What is a solvent? • Why is water the universal solvent? • What is a solute? • What types of molecules will Water dissolve? (Polar or non-polar) • Define Solubility.

  4. Page 2 • Polarity • Draw a single water molecule and label the charges of the molecule • What is polarity? • Which end attracts positive? • Which end attracts negative? • How is Hydrogen bonding like a magnet?

  5. Page 3 • Cohesion • Draw a water droplet • Define Cohesion • Define surface tension • How do living organisms use surface tension? • Provide another example of Surface tension and cohesion • Write the words “Hydrogen Bonds” at the bottom and put a star next to it.

  6. Page 4 • Adhesion • Draw a straw in a cup or a tube in a cup • Define Adhesion • Define capillary action • Write: “Adhesion + Cohesion” • Draw a tree with roots • Label the arrows going upward

  7. Page 5 • pH • Design your own pH scale • Define Acid: pH and what ion • Define Base: ph and what ion • Define Buffer • Write “Blood is a Biological Buffer” at the bottom.

  8. Page 6 • Phases of water • Draw an ice cube leading to a puddle of water leading to a cloud of steam • Why does Ice float in water? • Define Specific heat • Why does water have such high specific heat? • How does high specific heat help humans maintain homeostasis?

  9. Back Cover • Properties of water conclusion • Summarize the properties of water, how are they all connected? • Draw a water molecule • Put your name on the back • Add your own personal style to it.

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