Only number 6 please Part 2: Water Drop Shapes1. Obtain a clean plate and a square of wax paper. Fill a glass of water.2. Dip a clean finger in the water and then carefully drop one drop onto the plate.3. Repeat Step 2 with the wax paper.4. Carefully examine and describe the drop shapes.5. Explain the difference in drop shape in terms of functional groups, adhesion(the formation of hydrogen bonds between molecules of different types) andhydrophobic interactions. You may do this later when you're completing yourwrite-up.6. Research an organism that uses this property of water. Then, explain how thestructure of water makes it possible for the organism to use water in this way.

Water forms the teardrop shape when it is falling out of dripper.

Part 2: Water Drop Shapes 1. Obtain a clean plate and a square of wax paper. Fill a glass of water. 2. Dip a clean finger in the water and then carefully drop one drop onto the plate. 3. Repeat Step 2 with the wax paper. 4. Carefully examine and describe the drop shapes. 5. Explain the difference in drop shape in terms of functional groups, adhesio (the formation of hydrogen bonds between molecules of different types) and hydrophobic interactions. You may do this later when you're completing yo write-up. 6. Research an organism that uses this property of water. Then, explain how the structure of water makes it possible for the organism to use water in this way.