Which property of water contributes significantly to its high specific heat capacity?
Low molecular weight
Bent molecular geometry
Extensive hydrogen bonding network
Presence of lone pairs on oxygen
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The bond energy of covalent O—H bond in water is:
Equal to bond energy of hydrogen bond
Greater than bond energy of hydrogen bond
Lesser than bond energy of hydrogen bond
None of the above
The geometry of water molecule is same as that of:
Chlorine oxide
Boron trifluoride
The bond energy of covalent O—H bond in water is:
Equal to bond energy of hydrogen bond
Greater than bond energy of hydrogen bond
Lesser than bond energy of hydrogen bond
None of the above
What is the chemical formula of heavy water?
Hâ‚‚O
Dâ‚‚O
HDO
Tâ‚‚O
Which property of water contributes significantly to its high specific heat capacity?
Low molecular weight
Bent molecular geometry
Extensive hydrogen bonding network
Presence of lone pairs on oxygen
High boiling point of water is due to:
Its high specific heat
Hydrogen bonding
High dielectric constant
Low dissociation constant
The best method to test whether a clear liquid is water, is to:
Taste the liquid
Smell the liquid
Add litmus paper
Add few drops on anhydrous copper sulphate and look for colour change
The high specific heat of water is primarily due to:
Van der Waals forces
Covalent bonds
Hydrogen bonding
Ionic interactions
Which property of water contributes significantly to its high surface tension?
Van der Waals forces
Covalent bonding
Hydrogen bonding
Ionic bonding
Which property of water allows it to act as a good solvent for many ionic compounds?
High boiling point
Low viscosity
High dielectric constant
High surface tension
