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Water molecules have trouble sticking to each other and to other things, making it hard to dissolve nutrients. O True O False
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Water molecules have trouble sticking to each other and to other things, making it hard to dissolve nutrients.

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Answer is False, water molecules do not have a problem sticking to each other and other things. Water is a “sticky” liquid.
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