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IB CH: 2 Molecular Biology Exam Questions & Answers. Water molecule - CORRECT ANSWER A polar molecule made of 1 oxygen and 2 hydrogen atoms. Polarity - CORRECT ANSWER Having positively & negatively charged areas because of an uneven distribution of electrons. Hydrogen bond - CORRECT ANSWER A weak bond formed between polar water molecules. Cohesion of water molecules is high - CORRECT ANSWER because H-bonds make water molecules attract each other more strongly. It causes surface tension. Water has high specific heat capacity - CORRECT ANSWER because some heat is used to break H-bonds so more is needed to raise the temperature. Water is an excellent solvent - CORRECT ANSWER because polar water molecules dissolve so many substances. Water has dipolarity - CORRECT ANSWER because water molecule contains both positve and negative charges. Water is a good coolant in sweat - CORRECT ANSWER because it has a high specific heat. Water is good for transport - CORRECT ANSWER because it can easily dissolve glucose, sodium chloride, oxygen, and many amino acids.

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IB CH: 2 Molecular Biology Exam
Questions & Answers.

Water molecule - CORRECT ANSWER A polar molecule made of 1 oxygen and 2 hydrogen atoms.



Polarity - CORRECT ANSWER Having positively & negatively charged areas because of an uneven
distribution of electrons.



Hydrogen bond - CORRECT ANSWER A weak bond formed between polar water molecules.



Cohesion of water molecules is high - CORRECT ANSWER because H-bonds make water molecules attract
each other more strongly. It causes surface tension.



Water has high specific heat capacity - CORRECT ANSWER because some heat is used to break H-bonds
so more is needed to raise the temperature.



Water is an excellent solvent - CORRECT ANSWER because polar water molecules dissolve so many
substances.



Water has dipolarity - CORRECT ANSWER because water molecule contains both positve and negative
charges.



Water is a good coolant in sweat - CORRECT ANSWER because it has a high specific heat.



Water is good for transport - CORRECT ANSWER because it can easily dissolve glucose, sodium chloride,
oxygen, and many amino acids.



Organic chemistry - CORRECT ANSWER chemistry of carbon compounds

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