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Is it true oxygen is an excellent solvent that is capable of dissolving just about anything?
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Is it true oxygen is an excellent solvent that is capable of dissolving just about anything?

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Well water dissolves many substances more than any other liquid so yes I would say it is capable of dissolving just about everything.
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Well water dissolves many substances more than any other liquid so yes I would say it is capable of dissolving just about everything. 
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