Water has the ability to bond with A its own molecules. B molecules of a different substance. C both positively and negatively charged substances. D all of the above.

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Emelia Lang

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15 August, 13:26

Water has the ability to bond with A its own molecules. B molecules of a different substance. C both positively and negatively charged substances. D all of the above.

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Brayan Bowers · Answer 1

Answer: D. all of the above.

Explanation:

Water molecules can form the hydrogen bonds with each other. The negative charge on the oxygen (O) molecule can form a hydrogen bond with the partial positive charge on the hydrogen (H) of other molecules. The water molecules may also develop force of attraction with the polar charged positive or negative molecules of other substances. This way the water dissolves the other substances.