Chemistry, 28.07.2019 05:30, macylen3900

It's sometimes said that water is a universal solvent. do a little research in this term why do some people call it this? what aspect of its structure makes it a good solvent? if a "universal solvent" could dissolve anything what problems might you imagine that it would cause in everyday life ?

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