Why is water a good solvent?
A. The hydrogen bonds between water molecules are weak so they can break easily to bond to a substance that is dissolved in the water instead.
B. The hydrogen bonds in water provide a network for substances to dissolve into and become trapped.
C. It is nonpolar, and the positive and negative areas attract other polar molecules and pull them apart.
D. It is polar, and the positive and negative areas attract other polar molecules and pull
them apart.
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