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If water were a nonpolar molecule how would it’s properties be different
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If water were a nonpolar molecule how would it’s properties be different
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If water were a nonpolar molecule how would it’s properties be different
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Wouldn’t be able to dissolve polar molecules anymore
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water wouldn’t be able to form hyrdogen
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