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| 4. | Measures how acidic or basic a substance is. |
| 6. | Number of electrons in a hydrogen atom. |
| 10. | Frozen state of water. |
| 11. | Water molecules stick to other things. |
| 13. | This bond makes water molecules sticky, keep them moving steady, and packs them tightly when frozen. |
| 17. | pH higher than water. |
| 18. | Average temperature along the ocean. |
| 22. | Water molecules climb, pull, and transport from the roots of plants to its leaves. |
| 23. | Plants have sides of narrow tudes which the water molecules do what? |
| 24. | For water, what doesn't change easily. |
| 26. | One level of organization that can do what the previous level cannot. |
| 27. | Process as water heats up and turns into steam. |
| 29. | Most common acid consumed by people. |
| 31. | Water barrier layer. |
| 34. | Water molecules stick to each other. |
| 35. | How does the body keep our body fluids as in the pH scale? |
| 37. | All other frozen substance do this, but not frozen water. |
| 38. | Precious substance that is needed for living organism to thrive. |
| 39. | A water molecule contains 2 of this atom |
| 40. | The fluid in which the solid is dissolved. |
| 41. | A fluid that contains a dissolved solid. |
| 44. | Important state of solutions of acids and bases. |
| 46. | Chemicals that keep pH within normal levels |
| 50. | How many electrons does a hydrogen ion have? |
| 51. | The solid which is dissolved in the fluid. |
| 52. | Number of unique properties of water that contributes to life on Earth. |
| 53. | What does water release in the winter? |