Jameka

 In what ways does Usama’s text illustrate that cultural clash? To what extent do you think the terms of that clash continue to exist in the twenty-first century? 

If you had to base an assessment of the relationship between the Franks and the Muslim Arabs entirely on Usama ibn Munqidh’s “Muslim View of the Crusaders,” 

To what extent did religion serve such a purpose in the Roman

Empire? How successful was it in doing so?

Did urban have other motives? if so, what were those motives?

 A.

Water absorbs a lot of heat.

 B.

Water's molecules holding hands by hydrogen bonds gives it a cohesiveness that causes surface tension.

 C.

Water dissolves "unlike" (nonpolar, uncharged, hydrophobic) substances.

 D.

Water forms aqueous solutions in the body that allow the chemistry of life to happen within the solutions.

 E.

Water is neutral in its pure form (distilled water).

covalent bond

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hydrogen bond

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ionic bond

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polar covalent bond

A.

one atom gives away an electron and becomes positive and so is attracted to the ion that picked up the additional electron and became negative

B.

partially negative hydrogen attracts a partially positive ion; a weak bond

C.

sharing 2 electrons equally; a strong bond that stays together in water

D.

sharing 2 electrons unequally so the atom that gets the electrons additional time is a little negative and the atom that that rarely gets the electron is a little positive thus creating a polar molecule, one with different charges on different parts of the molecule

A.  

H2O (water)

 B.

fire

 C.

CO2 (carbon dioxide)

 D.

C6H12O6 (glucose sugar)

 E.

O2 (oxygen)

A. digestion

B. gas exchange between the blood at the lungs and the air

C. muscle contraction  

D. thinking

E. All of the above