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Direction: Answer the following comprehensively based on what you have learned on the properties of
liquids and intermolecular forces. Write your answer on a piece of paper.
1. Relate intermolecular forces with;
A. surface tension
B. viscosity
C. vapor pressure
2. Relate the properties of water to the following,
A. Water as a solvent in plant nutrition.
B. High specific heat of water to changing climate and the capacity
of bodies of water to act as temperature buffer.
C. Unusual boiling point of water to smaili
bodies of water drying up.
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