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If you have salt dissolved in seawater the seawater is acting as the :solute, solvent, or nonpolar sunstance.
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If you have salt dissolved in seawater the seawater is acting as the :solute, solvent, or nonpolar sunstance.

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By dissolving salt in seawater the seawater acts as the solvent. The definition of a solvent is: liquids that dissolve other substances.
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