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Schedule a call :) CloseWater molecules are polar due to the uneven distribution of electrons, resulting in a positive and negative end. This polarity allows water molecules to form hydrogen bonds, which are essential for its unique properties.
CloseThe picture illustrates hydrogen bonds (dashed lines) forming between water molecules. These bonds are weaker than covalent bonds but play a crucial role in water's properties.
CloseWater’s high heat capacity means it can absorb and store heat energy without quickly heating up. When this heat-storing water, in the form of sweat, evaporates from skin, it takes away the stored heat with it, effectively cooling the body down. This gradual cooling process is vital for regulating the body temperature and preventing overheating during physical activity or exposure to heat.
CloseThe graph shows that water requires more heat input to change its temperature significantly compared to methane as the red line is steeper than the blue line. This is due to water's high specific heat capacity.
CloseHydrophilic substances have an affinity for water, which is crucial for the transport of glucose, amino acids, cholesterol, fats, oxygen, and sodium chloride in blood, as they can dissolve and move effectively in the watery environment of blood plasma.
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