1What does it mean by water molecules being polar?
This means that water has partial postive and negative charges
2What parts of water molecule are what charges?
3Where do hydrogen bonds form in water molecules?
Between the postive H and Negative O

4What are the 5 properties of water?
-It is a metabolite
-It is a solvent
-It has a high specific heat capacity
-It has a high latent heat of vaporisation
-It has cohesive forces between water and molecules
5What does being a metabolite mean?
A substance necessary for or taking part in a particular metabolic process
6Why is water a metabolite?
It is used in hydrolysis reactions and is a product of condensation reaction
7Why is it important that water is a solvent?
Substances can dissolve in water allowing metabolic reactions to occur and substances to be transported
8Why is it important that water has a High specifc heat capacity?
So it buffers (resists) changes in temperature
9Why is it important that water has a High latent heat of vaporisation?
Evaporation of water exerts a cooling effect on organims
10What 2 reasons are there for water having cohesive forces between water molecules?
-Suports water colums in the xylem
-Creates surface tension so supports organims