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Maggie Frye
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2 December, 22:59
Why can water dissolve many substances
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Adele
2 December, 23:25
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Water is polar. Same as it is able to dissolve substances that have one of (+) positive or (-) negative charges. The two hydrogen molecules are both positively charged and the oxygen is negatively charged.
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