#Question id: 10555
#Botany
The water molecule, hydrogen–oxygen bonds form an angle of 105°, The opposite partial charges (δ– and δ+) on the water molecule lead to the formation of which bond with other water molecules,
#Question id: 10556
#Botany
The energy needed to separate molecules from the liquid phase and move them into the gas phase at constant temperature called
#Question id: 10557
#Botany
The attraction of water to a solid phase such as a cell wall or glass surface known as
#Question id: 10558
#Botany
In a vertically oriented glass capillary tube, the upward movement of water is due to
#Question id: 10559
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which gives water a high tensile strength,
#Question id: 10560
#Botany
If a tiny gas bubble forms in a column of water under tension, the gas bubble may expand indefinitely, with the result that the tension in the liquid phase collapses, it can have a devastating effect on water transport through the xylem a phenomenon known as