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What are chemical properties of water?
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What are chemical properties of water?

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Water is covalently bonded (H-O-H). All simple covalent molecules such as these have low melting and boilong points. Water does not conduct electricity. It reacts with a lot of elements, especially vigorously with alkali metals
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The chemical property of water is oxidane. Water is tasteless, odorless at a normal temperature. Etc.
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