Water Chemistry

This video is taught at the high school level. I use this PowerPoint in my biology class at Beverly Hills High School.
Topics:
- Polar
- High specific heat
- Cohesion
- Adhesion
- Solutions
- pH
Teachers:
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Actually soda soft drinks contain phosphoric acid which is a lower Ph than the citric acid contained in lemons.

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But isn't blood colloidal if you're using a centrifuge machine as a method to separate out the 2 parts?

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they shared electrons , meaning the electrons spending more time at the O than H, in the show here 2:32 seems like H has no electron at all, would that make it as an ION ? I could be wrong.

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The animation was a bit misleading. The electrons do spend time around the hydrogen atoms, but most of their time is spent around the oxygen. Therefore, it is still a covalent bond, and is polar.

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Centrifuging does not separate dissolved materials. It separates the solution from the solids NOT dissolved in it. You need to update this!!

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do you mean 6 on the outer shell of oxygen?

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5:45 so if you accelerate the water then oxygen and hydrogen split and the hydrogen and oxygen remakes water as it rebond from gases

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I thought blood was a suspension since everything will eventually settle out?

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Blood is colloidal solution as well as shows the property of suspension

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There is 1 Hydrogen atom and 2 oxygen atoms in a molecule of water always has been and always will be regards Graham Flowers MEng

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