Oce 1001 exam 2 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

OCE 1001 EXAM 2 WITH ALL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ...

describe the interaction between a water molecule and sodium chloride as it dissolves - The negative oxygen end of the water molecule is attracted to the positive sodium ion Which attributes of the water molecule arise from the unique bend in its geometry? - The hydrogen end has a positive charge, and the oxygen end has a negative charge. Why does the water molecule have polarity? - Water is geometrically bent to give one side, or pole, a positive charge and the opposite side a negative cha...

describe the interaction between a water molecule and sodium chloride as it dissolves - The negative oxygen end of the water molecule is attracted to the positive sodium ion Which attributes of the water molecule arise from the unique bend in its geometry? - The hydrogen end has a positive charge, and the oxygen end has a negative charge. Why does the water molecule have polarity? - Water is geometrically bent to give one side, or pole, a positive charge and the opposite side a negative cha...

The surface tension of water - Is relatively high Which is the most abundant ion in seawater - Chloride Of the following statements about seawater salinity, which is/are true? - -The two most common dissolved components in seawater are sodium and chloride. (only option that starts with the) -Seawater salinity averages 3.5%. (both options with %) -Seawater salinity averages 35‰. All the following processes decrease the salinity of water except - Evaporation The ion in sea water that serv...

The surface tension of water - Is relatively high Which is the most abundant ion in seawater - Chloride Of the following statements about seawater salinity, which is/are true? - -The two most common dissolved components in seawater are sodium and chloride. (only option that starts with the) -Seawater salinity averages 3.5%. (both options with %) -Seawater salinity averages 35‰. All the following processes decrease the salinity of water except - Evaporation The ion in sea water that serv...