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Water is an example of a a. mixture. b. element. c. polar molecule. d. nonpolar molecule.
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Water is an example of a

a. mixture.
b. element.
c. polar molecule.
d. nonpolar molecule.

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a

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User Avestura
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Hi there!

It's an example of c. polar molecule because of its shape, and also water has positive and negative charge.



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