You are carrying out an investigation to determine how your pet Basilisk Lizard is able to "walk" across the surface of a liquid. The two liquids you are investigating are water and oil. The water is H2O and the oil is made up of really long-chain hydrocarbons. A. Based upon the description above, come up with a very specific question for this investigation. B. Based upon knowledge of intermolecular and intramolecular bonding, hypothesize an answer to the question you created. C. Based upon your knowledge of intermolecular and intramolecular bonging, give reasons for your hypothesis. D. Design a fair experiment to test your hypothesis.

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