Difference between revisions of "Water-soluble"

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A water-soluble substance is one that is readily dissolved in water. Water-soluble substances are usually polar or ionic.

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−	A water-soluble substance is ~~a substance~~ that is readily ~~dissolved~~ in water. Water-soluble substances are usually polar or ~~ionic~~.	+	A '''water-soluble''' substance is one that is readily [[dissolve]]d in [[water]]. Water-soluble substances are usually polar or [[ion]]ic.

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