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lement lement ks e otasyu ar o k rt ro e lor ot o yu als yu a e yu os or
r nic in re ients C r ohy r tes
roteins ino ci s n pepti es c n y es ipi s e cleoti es n n cleic ci s orphyrins Hor ones h it ins
nor nic s st nces iner ls
Che ical Bonds
o alent bonds Hydrogen bonds
onic nteractions
an der aals interactions Hydrophobic interactions
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Water the as s o l e akes up ore tha o o y e ht Water s the ost
porta t utr e t a ter o y e or hu a e s to surv ve Water plays a ce tral role all che cal react o s l e
he functions of water in the organis
eing a Sol ent t has taken on the task of sol ing for components in the blood. ransport he main component of blood, urine, sweat and e tracellular fluids is water.
Maintaining body temperature ater ser ed as a regulator of the body s temperature system
issue lubrication ater is the largest component of fluid in oints, cell walls and tissues co ered with fluid.
olecular tructure of
Since the electronegati ity of the o ygen atom is higher than that of hydrogen, water is a polar molecule. artial negati e charges occur on o ygen and partial
positi e charges occur on hydrogens. For this reason, there are and - poles in the molecule and the molecule has a ery large dipole moment such as 1.83 .
