Which property of water makes it mix well with most solutes? A. Cohesion and Adhesion B. High Heat Capacity C. Universal solvent

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Which property of water makes it mix well with most solutes?

A. Cohesion and Adhesion
B. High Heat Capacity
C. Universal solvent

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it would be C. Universal solvent

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