@sapphiremusic1993 In steam/ vapour, water molecules are too far away from 1 another. Hydrogen bond weakens as the water molecules go further apart so it has effectively no effects to the water molecules when they are in gaseous state.
However, (no room to say this below) I really think this was a great youtube and tweeted it to my son who was asking questions about why water has such unusual properties. :)
Not sure U can completely equate transpiration with capillary action. Plants do make use of the capillary action of water, but also it's cohesive properties when - as you so clearly explained - water molecules evaporate from the leaves & cause a negative pressure at the top of the xylem. As the water molecules move up they all "stick together" to give a continuous column of water- cohesion. In the case of thin tubes there is little evaporation just cohesion- water to water and water to tube
what do you think about dr. myotos "the effect of thoughts on water" experiment? also known as the rice experiment: if you label 2 jars of water and label one positive thing on one (i love you, thank you, beautiful, wonderfull, happiness) and one negative thing on the other, after a few weeks the microscopic structure of the ice flakes change drastically, including hue... just check it out please and get back,to me even if u,thimk its crazy
@FreeKicksPFC, i believe its because as the temperature drops, so does its kinetic energy. Same as when the temperature increases and water boils, you can notice the particles moving around and going crazy because of great amounts of kinetic energy. Ps. Hope it helps.
This was actually very well done. All I can say is that it might be worth focusing a little bit more on the properties, such as cohesion. I know you brushed them, but it might be worth making a video specifically explaining these properties, why and how they work. :) Just saying, but this was very well done, you spoke clearly and were easy to understand, and explained your illustrations well.
omg! i think i love you! you made it so easy to understand thank u , if i would have never came across this video i wouldnt have understood any of this.
I don't understand why this doesn't have more views, it helped me so much. I have my mocks tomorrow and I'm sure I won't fail it because of water properties! :D
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sapphiremusic1993 1 month ago
why do hydrogan bonds hold water together in the liquid phase but not the gaseous phase?
sapphiremusic1993 1 month ago
@sapphiremusic1993 In steam/ vapour, water molecules are too far away from 1 another. Hydrogen bond weakens as the water molecules go further apart so it has effectively no effects to the water molecules when they are in gaseous state.
chandrehwo 1 week ago in playlist AP Biology
This was a lot of help man thank God for YouTube and people like you. I wish you were my chemistry teacher keep the. Videos coming.
kehbila1 1 month ago
Mr. Andersen, I'm taking honors biology in asia, we use the same text book as you. Thanks you help a lot man!
OnnoHGWEricCman 1 month ago
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enzomaidana 1 month ago
However, (no room to say this below) I really think this was a great youtube and tweeted it to my son who was asking questions about why water has such unusual properties. :)
thewend59 2 months ago
Not sure U can completely equate transpiration with capillary action. Plants do make use of the capillary action of water, but also it's cohesive properties when - as you so clearly explained - water molecules evaporate from the leaves & cause a negative pressure at the top of the xylem. As the water molecules move up they all "stick together" to give a continuous column of water- cohesion. In the case of thin tubes there is little evaporation just cohesion- water to water and water to tube
thewend59 2 months ago
what do you think about dr. myotos "the effect of thoughts on water" experiment? also known as the rice experiment: if you label 2 jars of water and label one positive thing on one (i love you, thank you, beautiful, wonderfull, happiness) and one negative thing on the other, after a few weeks the microscopic structure of the ice flakes change drastically, including hue... just check it out please and get back,to me even if u,thimk its crazy
kingplatoedwinkaku 2 months ago
that helps a lot
TheNoooooooooodles 3 months ago
Pro.
Vcaster5271 3 months ago
@FreeKicksPFC, i believe its because as the temperature drops, so does its kinetic energy. Same as when the temperature increases and water boils, you can notice the particles moving around and going crazy because of great amounts of kinetic energy. Ps. Hope it helps.
MrUncleruckus1 4 months ago
watched the whole thing kept repeating parts but why at the end does the water slow molecules slow down because they turn to ice???!?!?!!!????
FreeKicksPFC 4 months ago
This was actually very well done. All I can say is that it might be worth focusing a little bit more on the properties, such as cohesion. I know you brushed them, but it might be worth making a video specifically explaining these properties, why and how they work. :) Just saying, but this was very well done, you spoke clearly and were easy to understand, and explained your illustrations well.
MsElphabala 4 months ago
everything my teacher talked about in my marine class thanks, very helpful
monkey89v 4 months ago
My biology teacher showed this to us in class..
dlohoh978 4 months ago
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CaptainOmarful 5 months ago
you basically just wrote my essay for me dude... you're a legend!
Deeley234 5 months ago
Awesome job! The visuals are so helpful and you go at a perfect pace. Keep doing what you're doing! :)
gracie7gracie 5 months ago
your the best
peteraziz07 5 months ago
im taking bio in community college.... and u seriously mention everything we talk about ! thanks dude!
SamanthaaSays 5 months ago 10
@SamanthaaSays im taking biology in highschool andi just finished my homework
seven1years1 5 months ago
Great video, thanks for posting.
rauljcern 5 months ago
my teacher assigned u to me...does that make sense
hakuran1 5 months ago
You are very helpful!! Come lecture my class!
nymikey1991 5 months ago
THANKYOU SO MUCH MR. ANDERSEN, you pretty much got me an (A) in chemistry. You rock!
Jackyxboyx 6 months ago
Thanks! I set up a playlist to exercise to...Your a great teacher~
mschristy1976 8 months ago in playlist study guide 1
I can see why you like that picture ;)
Buc Double pointed it out!
RuperttheWelsh 9 months ago in playlist AP Biology
can you please be my teacher
nicolexette 11 months ago 25
omg! i think i love you! you made it so easy to understand thank u , if i would have never came across this video i wouldnt have understood any of this.
damaris213 1 year ago
I don't understand why this doesn't have more views, it helped me so much. I have my mocks tomorrow and I'm sure I won't fail it because of water properties! :D
piasauevey 1 year ago
Your white space issue seems to have reached a whole new level :)
kilmurraygirl6193 1 year ago
Great video! Man I really appreciate your sharing of knowledge!
100PercentGreen 1 year ago