Why is water called a universal solvent?
Why is water considered the universal solvent?
What would happen if water didn't act as a universal solvent? What are examples of a "Universal Solvent"? What are some examples of universal solvents? Is water a polar solvent? Why or why not? Is water a molecule or a compound and why? Is water a compound or a molecule? Why is liquid ammonia considered a water like solvent? Why is water called anomalous liquid? Is water a compound element or mixture? Is water a compound or an element? Why is acetone soluble in water? Why is water not an acid? What is a non polar solvent? What is a non polar solvent? What are examples of this? If water were a nonpolar molecule, how would the properties of water be different? Why water is acidic? Is water an acid or a base? Give reasons. Why do we use excess water during the hydrolysis? What is major difference between water and other liquids? Is salt water a homogeneous mixture? Why water is tasteless, colorless, odorless? Why is propanol soluble in water? What are the contents of pure water? If hydrogen and oxygen forms water, then why don’t we use it to make water for our use? How can we make water soluble polymers? Is gasoline soluble in water? Why or why not? Why can't we convert salt water into pure drinking water in large scale? What are some good examples of everyday solvents? Why is water liquid but H2S gas? What is water vapour and what is its function?