Water is a very good solvent for substance due to its _ nature and act as _ due to its higher heat capacity.
Correct answer: A. Dipole nature, Thermo-stabilizer
- A. Dipole nature, Thermo-stabilizer
- B. Polar, Bipolar
- C. Organic, Inorganic
- D. Ionic, Covalent
Explanation
Water is an excellent solvent for polar substances due to its dipole nature. Ions and molecules move randomly and are in a more favourable state to react with other molecules and ions when in solution and water have great ability to absorb heat due to higher heat capacity and act as thermo-stabilizer.
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