Lecture

Properties of Water: Solvent and Energy Storage

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Description

This lecture delves into the remarkable properties of water, focusing on its polar structure, high boiling point, and role in climate change mitigation. The instructor explains concepts such as dielectric constant, heat capacity, viscosity, and capillary rise, emphasizing the importance of water's structure in various environmental processes.

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