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Enhanced Promptoxygen atom, spherical shape, two lone pairs of electrons orbiting around it, slightly negative charge, bonded to a central hydrogen atom, single covalent bond between oxygen and hydrogen, hydrogen atom, one electron shared with oxygen, positive charge, slightly smaller size compared to oxygen, two hydrogen atoms in a bent molecular geometry, electronegativity difference between oxygen and hydrogen, polar bonds, dipole moment, hydrophilic properties, transparent and colorless gas, weak intermolecular forces, liquid state at standard temperature and pressure, solid ice form below freezing point, gaseous vapor above boiling point, H2O chemical formula, molecular weight of approximately 18 grams per mole, essential component of all living organisms, plays crucial role in biological processes, major component of oceans, rivers, lakes, and precipitation, atmospheric circulation, weather patterns, climate regulation, key factor in Earth's water cycle, important in chemical reactions, solvent properties, pH buffering capacity, critical element in photosynthesis, vital for plant growth, animal survival, human health, water droplet, rounded and smooth surface, surface tension, capillary action, cohesion and adhesion, density greater than most liquids, unique physical properties, transparency and visibility, refractive index, thermal conductivity, specific heat capacity, viscosity, surface roughness, contact angle, wetting properties, non-toxic and odorless, clear and colorless appearance, essential nutrient for aquatic life, drinking water quality, hydration, sanitation, hygiene, agriculture, industry, ecosystems, natural resources, conservation, management, pollution prevention, recycling, desalination, water treatment technologies, research and development, environmental science, chemistry, biology, physics, geology, ecology, climate change, sustainability, global issues, societal needs, economic importance, political implications, cultural significance, historical context, scientific discoveries, technological advancements, educational programs, public awareness, policy-making, international cooperation, resource allocation, infrastructure development, social equity, access, affordability, safety, security, emergency preparedness, response, recovery, resilience, adaptation, mitigation, adaptation strategies, sustainable practices, eco-friendly innovations, green technologies, renewable energy sources, efficient use of resources, minimizing waste, reducing emissions, conserving biodiversity, preserving ecosystem services, protecting water quality, ensuring food security, promoting public health, supporting economic growth, fostering global cooperation, addressing climate change, mitigating its impacts, adapting to changing circumstances, developing new solutions, implementing policies, engaging communities, raising awareness, educating future generations, inspiring innovation, driving progress
