Partlal negative charge 8- Electrons are pulled toward oxygen. H. H 8+ Partial positive charge The water molecule has a unique structure because of one side with more electrons than the other. This causes it to have one side that is more positively charged and the other more negatively charged. So lons are attracted to one side or the other depending their charge, this makes water OA A very poor solvent because other ions can't decide which side to be attracted to. O B. A very good solvent because ions are attracted to one side or the other. OC. Not a solvent at all, it cannot dissolve other materials. O D. Both a solvent and non solvent depending on the ions it is around and the possible bonds created.

Partlal negative charge 8- Electrons are pulled toward oxygen. H. H 8+ Partial positive charge The water molecule has a unique structure because of one side with more electrons than the other. This causes it to have one side that is more positively charged and the other more negatively charged. So lons are attracted to one side or the other depending their charge, this makes water OA A very poor solvent because other ions can't decide which side to be attracted to. O B. A very good solvent because ions are attracted to one side or the other. OC. Not a solvent at all, it cannot dissolve other materials. O D. Both a solvent and non solvent depending on the ions it is around and the possible bonds created.

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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