Properties of Water Chart
Directions: Fill in the table below on the five properties of water.
Property of Water
Define the Property
Give an Example
Two water molecules on a leaf
bump into each other and form
one larger water molecule.
Adhesion
High Heat Capacity
The amount of energy required to
turn liquid water into a gas.
Water is Less Dense as a
Solid
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Properties of Water Chart - KEY
Directions: Fill in the table below on the five properties of water.
Property of Water
Define the Property
Give an Example
Cohesion
The attraction between molecules
of the same substance
Two water molecules on a leaf
bump into each other and form
one larger water molecule.
Adhesion
The attraction between molecules
of d
ifferent substances
Water drops stick to the ends of
pine needles
High Heat Capacity
The amount of energy required to
increase the temperature of a
substance
In early summer, the ocean
temperature is much colder than
the air temperature.
High Heat of Vaporization
The amount of energy required to
turn liquid water into a gas.
Boiling water releases steam. The
steam is water that has changed
from a liquid to a gas.
Water is Less Dense as a
Solid
As water freezes it becomes less
dense. This means that ice floats
on water
A layer of ice covers the surface of
a lake in the winter.
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