Water is a very special molecule. Its polarity, along with its specific heat capacity and density allow it to “do a lot of things” and as a result, it is often referred to as a “universal solvent”. Comment on two special aspects of water, describing how it is able to interact with so many molecules.

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anonymous · Answer

1) due to hydrogen bonding now attraction depend the type of H-bond i.e intermolecular hydrogen bonding or intramoleular hydrogen bonding
2)and due to its dipole moment which make it univeral solvent