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CHEAT SHEET - Campbell Biology Chapter 3 - Water and Life

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in order to be polar a molecule must satisfy which 2 conditions?

Answer: 1. have polar covalent bonds inside 2. have an asymmetrical shape

2.

STRONG bonds between ATOMS that are formed by UNEQUAL SHARING of valence electrons

Answer: polar covalent bonds

3.

STRONG bonds between ATOMS that are formed by EQUAL SHARING of valence electrons

Answer: nonpolar covalent bonds

4.

WEAK bonds between MOLECULES that do NOT INVOLVE SHARING of valence electrons (2 types; also see Chapter 2)

Answer: 1. H-bonds 2. van der Waals attractions

5.

H-bonds form between

Answer: the DELTA POSITIVE H atom of the FIRST POLAR MOLECULE and a DELTA NEGATIVE O, N or F atom of a SECOND POLAR MOLECULE

6.

water covers ______ % of the earth

Answer: 75%

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cells are _______ - _______ % water

Answer: 70-95%

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cohesion

Answer: when a polar molecule H-BONDS to polar molecules of the SAME kind

9.

adhesion

Answer: when a polar molecule H-BONDS to polar molecules of a DIFFERENT kind

10.

surface tension

Answer: the property of a liquid that keeps forces from breaking through its surface (occurs due to increased H-bonding between surface molecules)

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