tidesregularchanges inthe elevationof the oceansurfacecreststhe topsof thewaveselectronegativityThe tendencyof an atom toattractelectrons to itpolarThe slight positiveand negativecharges onopposite ends ofthe molecule makewaterthe wave frontcollapses, orbreaks, and thewater advancesup the shoreWhen a criticalpoint isreached, thewave is toosteep tosupport itselfFALSETrue or false:water candissolve ALL ofthe substanceson Earth.hydrogenbondsWeakattractionbetweenwatermoleculestidalrangethe difference inheight betweensuccessive highand low tidessolutions2 or moreelements thatare evenlydistributedthroughout thesolution.NewtonWho showed thatthere is a mutuallyattractive forcebetween any twobodies, Earth andthe moonwaveperiodthe time ittakes onewavelengthto pass afixed positionmixtures2 or moreelementsthat arephysicallymixed.largertidalbulgesnew fullmoonphasescause what?one partial -charge andone partial +chargeWhat does itmean forsomething tobe polar?suspensionsA mixture ofwater andnon-dissolvedmaterials.fetchdistance thatthe wind hastraveledacross openwatercohesionWater moleculesare attracted toother watermolecules. Thisproperty is calledthesunWhat producestidal bulges,slightly smallerthan thoseproduced by themoonoxygenThe O in thewatermoleculerepresents____.hydrogenThe H in thewatermoleculerepresents_____.neaptidesdaily tidal rangeis less due tothe sun andmoon actingagainst eachotheradhesionWater moleculesare attracted todifferentmolecules. Thisproperty is called_____.TRUEThe H atoms inthe watermolecule havea slight positivecharge.H2OWhat is thechemicalformula forwater?waveheightthe verticaldisplacementbetweencrest andtroughwavesEnergy travelingalong theboundarybetween oceanandatmosphere.Oceantidesresult from differencesin the gravitationalattraction exerted upondifferent parts ofEarth’s surface by themoon and, to a lesserextent, by the suntroughsthebottomsof thewaveswavelengththe horizontaldistance betweentwo successivecrests or twosuccessivetroughsspringtideshave the greatesttidal range due tothe alignment ofthe Earth-moon-sun system (newand full moons)waterWhat is thegreatest solvenon Earth? (AKAuniversalsolvent)circularorbitalmotionallows energy tomove forwardthrough the waterwhile the individualwater particles thattransmit the wavemove around in acircletidesregularchanges inthe elevationof the oceansurfacecreststhe topsof thewaveselectronegativityThe tendencyof an atom toattractelectrons to itpolarThe slight positiveand negativecharges onopposite ends ofthe molecule makewaterthe wave frontcollapses, orbreaks, and thewater advancesup the shoreWhen a criticalpoint isreached, thewave is toosteep tosupport itselfFALSETrue or false:water candissolve ALL ofthe substanceson Earth.hydrogenbondsWeakattractionbetweenwatermoleculestidalrangethe difference inheight betweensuccessive highand low tidessolutions2 or moreelements thatare evenlydistributedthroughout thesolution.NewtonWho showed thatthere is a mutuallyattractive forcebetween any twobodies, Earth andthe moonwaveperiodthe time ittakes onewavelengthto pass afixed positionmixtures2 or moreelementsthat arephysicallymixed.largertidalbulgesnew fullmoonphasescause what?one partial -charge andone partial +chargeWhat does itmean forsomething tobe polar?suspensionsA mixture ofwater andnon-dissolvedmaterials.fetchdistance thatthe wind hastraveledacross openwatercohesionWater moleculesare attracted toother watermolecules. Thisproperty is calledthesunWhat producestidal bulges,slightly smallerthan thoseproduced by themoonoxygenThe O in thewatermoleculerepresents____.hydrogenThe H in thewatermoleculerepresents_____.neaptidesdaily tidal rangeis less due tothe sun andmoon actingagainst eachotheradhesionWater moleculesare attracted todifferentmolecules. Thisproperty is called_____.TRUEThe H atoms inthe watermolecule havea slight positivecharge.H2OWhat is thechemicalformula forwater?waveheightthe verticaldisplacementbetweencrest andtroughwavesEnergy travelingalong theboundarybetween oceanandatmosphere.Oceantidesresult from differencesin the gravitationalattraction exerted upondifferent parts ofEarth’s surface by themoon and, to a lesserextent, by the suntroughsthebottomsof thewaveswavelengththe horizontaldistance betweentwo successivecrests or twosuccessivetroughsspringtideshave the greatesttidal range due tothe alignment ofthe Earth-moon-sun system (newand full moons)waterWhat is thegreatest solvenon Earth? (AKAuniversalsolvent)circularorbitalmotionallows energy tomove forwardthrough the waterwhile the individualwater particles thattransmit the wavemove around in acircle

Water Properties and Oceans/Waves - Call List

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  1. regular changes in the elevation of the ocean surface
    tides
  2. the tops of the waves
    crests
  3. The tendency of an atom to attract electrons to it
    electronegativity
  4. The slight positive and negative charges on opposite ends of the molecule make water
    polar
  5. When a critical point is reached, the wave is too steep to support itself
    the wave front collapses, or breaks, and the water advances up the shore
  6. True or false: water can dissolve ALL of the substances on Earth.
    FALSE
  7. Weak attraction between water molecules
    hydrogen bonds
  8. the difference in height between successive high and low tides
    tidal range
  9. 2 or more elements that are evenly distributed throughout the solution.
    solutions
  10. Who showed that there is a mutually attractive force between any two bodies, Earth and the moon
    Newton
  11. the time it takes one wavelength to pass a fixed position
    wave period
  12. 2 or more elements that are physically mixed.
    mixtures
  13. new full moon phases cause what?
    larger tidal bulges
  14. What does it mean for something to be polar?
    one partial - charge and one partial + charge
  15. A mixture of water and non-dissolved materials.
    suspensions
  16. distance that the wind has traveled across open water
    fetch
  17. Water molecules are attracted to other water molecules. This property is called
    cohesion
  18. What produces tidal bulges, slightly smaller than those produced by the moon
    the sun
  19. The O in the water molecule represents ____.
    oxygen
  20. The H in the water molecule represents _____.
    hydrogen
  21. daily tidal range is less due to the sun and moon acting against each other
    neap tides
  22. Water molecules are attracted to different molecules. This property is called _____.
    adhesion
  23. The H atoms in the water molecule have a slight positive charge.
    TRUE
  24. What is the chemical formula for water?
    H2O
  25. the vertical displacement between crest and trough
    wave height
  26. Energy traveling along the boundary between ocean and atmosphere.
    waves
  27. result from differences in the gravitational attraction exerted upon different parts of Earth’s surface by the moon and, to a lesser extent, by the sun
    Ocean tides
  28. the bottoms of the waves
    troughs
  29. the horizontal distance between two successive crests or two successive troughs
    wavelength
  30. have the greatest tidal range due to the alignment of the Earth-moon-sun system (new and full moons)
    spring tides
  31. What is the greatest solven on Earth? (AKA universal solvent)
    water
  32. allows energy to move forward through the water while the individual water particles that transmit the wave move around in a circle
    circular orbital motion