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| a compound that is attracted to the same compound is… |
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| a compound that is attracted to different compounds is… |
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| a bond in which electrons are shared unequally and spend more time around one atom |
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| a bond in which elecrons are shared equally |
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| a weak bond with a hydrogen atom |
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| the heat energy required to raise the temperature of a substance |
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| when liquid transforms into gas |
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| the evaporation of water from plants |
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| water released by sweat glands to lose heat energy |
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| a measure of how acidic or basic a solution is |
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| pH from 7-14, concentration of hydroxide ions (OH-) in solution |
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| pH from 0-7, high concentration of protons (H+) in solution |
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| water that has been evaporated and condensed again in order to purify it |
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| when gas transforms into liquid |
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| when water falls from the sky (rain, snow, etc.) |
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| a liquid with another substance dissolved in it |
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| when substances are broken down into their basic molecules (like in water) |
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| a liquid (like water) that can dissolve other substances |
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