Do you know anything about water properties? Water is a polar inorganic combination that is a tasteless, odorless liquid. It is the most studied chemical compound. It is also the most abundant substance on earth. Water has the chemical formula of H20. It is one molecule of water, two hydrogen atoms bonded to a single oxygen atom. See how much See moreyou know about the properties of water and try this quiz.
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Weighing it
Dividing the volume by the mass
Multiplying the volume by the mass
Dividing the mass by the volume
Multiplying the mass by the volume
Placing it in water
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Hot
Cold
Neither(they are the same)
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Salt
Fresh
Neither(they are the same)
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More dense
Less dense
Higher in salinity
Lower in salinity
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10 ounces per cubic centimeter
1 ounce per cubic centimeter
1000 ounces per cubic centimeter
.1 ounce per cubic centimeter
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It lowers the freezing temperature of the water
It increases its buoyancy
It increases its density
It increases its volume
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Oxygen
Carbon Dioxide
Nitrogen
Helium
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Increasing it
Decreasing it
Keeping it the same.
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Weight
Distance
Thickness
Size
Compactness
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Weight
Volume
Thickness
Size
Compactness
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35%
35 parts per thousand
.35%
3.5 parts per thousand
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Evaporation
Precipitation
Freezing
Depth of the water
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Add
Subtract
Multiply
Divide
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