7 properties of water

Answer 1

Water is the universal solvent and has high specific heat. It is both adhesive and cohesive and has surface tension. Water also has variable pH levels and can dissociate. Lastly, it can take on the three different phases of matter.

Answer 2

A physical property is any property that is measurable whose value describes a state of a physical system.

1. Cohesion - Water can stick to itself
2. Adhesion - Water can stick to other materials
3. High Specific Heat - Water changes its temperature slower than most other compounds
4. High Heat of Vaporization - Water requires a large amount of energy to change it into a gas
5. Versatile Solvent - Water can dissolve a wide variety of things
6. Water is less dense as a solid - Most substances gain density when frozen
7. Freezing point - Water has an incredibly low freezing point (0 degrees Celsius)

Answer 3

1. It's wet.
2. It's still wet.
3. It doesn't ask meaningless questions that can't be answered.

I forget the others.

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4. It feels wet.

5. It looks wet.

6. It is capable of wetting a wettable surface.

7. To some, its properties will always remain a mystery.

Answer 4

1. High surface tension: Water molecules are attracted to each other, causing them to stick together on the surface.

2. High heat capacity: Water can absorb a high amount of heat energy before its temperature changes.

3. Universal solvent: Water can dissolve a wide variety of substances due to its polar nature.

4. Cohesive and adhesive properties: Water molecules stick to each other (cohesion) and to other surfaces (adhesion).

5. Density anomaly: Water is most dense at 4 degrees Celsius, which is why ice floats on liquid water.

6. High freezing and boiling points: Water has high freezing and boiling points compared to other similar-sized molecules.

7. Capillary action: Water can move against gravity in narrow spaces due to the combined forces of adhesion and cohesion.