Which is not a property of water (1 point) A. Cohesion and adhesion B. High specific heat C. Density: greatest at 4 degrees C D. Non-Polar

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Which is not a property of water (1 point) A. Cohesion and adhesion B. High specific heat C. Density: greatest at 4 degrees C D. Non-Polar

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D. Non-Polar isn't a property of water

Water is polar molecule

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