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Vocabulary Water Property and State

Dive into the world of water properties with this comprehensive guide covering topics such as absorbency, adhesion, buoyancy, capillary action, and cohesion. Understand concepts like density, solubility, specific heat, and surface tension. Explore the unique characteristics of water as a universal solvent and uncover the science behind its behavior. Discover how these properties play a crucial role in various natural and synthetic processes.

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Vocabulary Water Property and State

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  1. VocabularyWater Property and State Absorbency:the ability to take in a material Adhesion:the tendency of water to stick to other substances Buoyancy:the ability to float Capillary Action: The process that moves water through a narrow porous space

  2. Cohesion:The attractive force between water moleculesDensity: the measure of mass of a substance per unit volumeInsoluble: not soluble (not able to dissolve)Polarity: uneven distribution of charges across a molecule

  3. Soluble:having the ability to be dissolved in another substanceSpecific Heat:the amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of one gram of a substance by one degree CelsiusSurface Tension:The force that acts on the particles at the surface of a material.

  4. Synthetic:prepared or created artificially; man-made not found in nature.Universal Solvent: The quality of water that makes it able to dissolve more substances that any other solvent can.

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