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Q. Which one of the following properties does NOT give the water the ability to become a suitable medium for chemical reactions? a. Helps the ionization of salts b. It is considered a good solvent for
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Q. Which one of the following properties does NOT give the water the ability to become a suitable medium for chemical reactions?

a. Helps the ionization of salts

b. It is considered a good solvent for salts

C. Gives off the heat produced from the chemical reactions

d. It has a specific heat capacity.

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Answer: it is third one i guess

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