Which property of water is shown in the model below? A. pH b. polarity C. adhesion d. solubility

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Which property of water is shown in the model below?

A. pH
b. polarity
C. adhesion
d. solubility

Which property of water is shown in the model below? A. pH b. polarity C. adhesion-example-1

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C I would believe is correct

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