Investigate the claim: water is the liquid of lifeTask: Gather secondary evidence related to the research question (how does the thermal motion of water at temperatures varying from 35-42 degrees Celsius alter the hydrogen binding interaction between molecules and hence contribute to the denaturalisation of life giving proteins and DNA) in order to evaluate the claim. Obtain evidence by researching scientifically credible sources, such as scientific journals, books by well credentialed scientists and websites of governments, universities, independent research bodies, or science and technology manufacturers. You must adhere to research conventions.To complete this task you must: identify the relevant scientific concepts associated with the claim, conduct research to gather scientific evidence that may be used to identify the research question and subsequently evaluate the claim, analyse the data to identify sufficient and relevant evidence, identify trends, patterns or relationships in the evidence, analyse the evidence to identify limitations, interpret the evidence to construct justified scientific arguments, interpret the evidence to form a justified conclusion to the research question, discuss the quality of evidence, evaluate the claim by extrapolating the findings of the research question to the claim, suggest improvements and extensions to the investigation, communicate findings in and appropriate scientific genre
