Connect unequal electron sharing in water to partial charges and draw hydrogen bonds between molecules.
Tę umiejętność sprawdza 14 zadań wzorowanych na arkuszach IB z lat 2022–2025.
Biologia IBPaper 1A, maj 2025, TZ1wzorowane1 pktzamkniętełatwe (szac.)
A model of liquid water uses a label on each oxygen atom to show the charge caused by unequal sharing of bonding electrons. Which label is appropriate? A. A full positive charge, + B. A partial negative charge, δ− C. A full negative charge, − D. No…
Biologia IBPaper 1A, maj 2025, TZ2wzorowane1 pktzamkniętełatwe (szac.)
How are the oxygen and hydrogen atoms bonded within an individual water molecule? A. By ionic bonds after complete electron transfer B. By polar covalent bonds with unequal electron sharing C. By hydrogen bonds joining nuclei directly D. By non-polar covalent…
Biologia IBPaper 2, maj 2025, TZ1wzorowane16 pktotwarteśrednie (szac.)
Water affects both plant physiology and the habitats of organisms. (a) Outline benefits to organisms arising from cohesion of water molecules. (b) Outline how environmental conditions influence transpiration. (c) Explain osmosis and its effects on plant cells.…
Biologia IBPaper 2, listopad 2025, TZ1wzorowane2 pktotwarteśrednie (szac.)
Draw the molecular structure of water.
Biologia IBPaper 2, listopad 2025, TZ3wzorowane16 pktotwarteśrednie (szac.)
Water properties affect both individual cells and whole plants. (a) Draw and label two interacting water molecules. (b) Outline what happens when animal and plant cells are immersed in pure water. (c) Explain transpiration and the adaptations of xylem vessels…
Biologia IBPaper 2, maj 2023, TZ1wzorowane2 pktotwarteśrednie (szac.)
(i) State the number of water molecules shown. (ii) Identify the dotted intermolecular interactions.
Biologia IBPaper 2, maj 2023, TZ1wzorowane4 pktotwarteśrednie (szac.)
(i) With reference to the model, explain evaporation of water from sweat. (ii) Outline why humans secrete sweat when body temperature rises.
Biologia IBPaper 2, maj 2023, TZ2wzorowane2 pktotwarteśrednie (szac.)
Explain how the difference in molecular polarity contributes to the thermal-property differences.
Biologia IBPaper 2, maj 2023, TZ2wzorowane2 pktotwarteśrednie (szac.)
Using the data, explain why ethane would be less suitable than water for evaporative cooling at the skin.
Biologia IBPaper 2, listopad 2023, TZ1wzorowane16 pktotwarteśrednie (szac.)
(a) Outline how plants use atmospheric carbon to make triglyceride oils. (b) Explain why glucose dissolves readily in water whereas triglyceride oils do not. (c) Explain how a fat-rich diet could contribute to poor health.
Biologia IBPaper 2, listopad 2023, TZ2wzorowane16 pktotwarteśrednie (szac.)
(a) Outline how plants use atmospheric carbon to make triglyceride oils. (b) Explain why glucose dissolves readily in water whereas triglyceride oils do not. (c) Explain how glucose availability in human tissues is regulated.
Biologia IBPaper 1, listopad 2023, TZ1wzorowane1 pktzamkniętełatwe (szac.)
At standard pressure, water is liquid from about0°C to100°C, whereas methane is liquid only from about−182°C to−161°C. Which feature helps explain the greater temperature interval for liquid water? A. Fewer atoms automatically making any liquid more stable B.…
Biologia IBPaper 1, maj 2022, TZ1wzorowane1 pktzamkniętełatwe (szac.)
Which interaction is a hydrogen bond between two water molecules? A. The covalent O–H link within a single molecule B. An attraction from a partially positive hydrogen to an oxygen on a neighbouring molecule C. A covalent bond directly linking their two oxygen…
Biologia IBPaper 1, listopad 2022wzorowane1 pktzamkniętełatwe (szac.)
The model contains only water molecules. Solid lines are covalent bonds; dashed lines represent attractions between molecules. Which property is not demonstrated? A. Hydrogen bonding between molecules B. Unequal distribution of charge within a molecule C.…