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Water is known as the universal solvent. one reason water makes a good solvent is because it is composed of polar molecules. what makes a water molecule a polar molecule? a. the water molecule never develops a charge and is always neutral. water molecules are rod-shaped. b. the water molecule has a negative charge at cold temperatures. c. water molecules have a positive charge on one end and a negative charge on the other.
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