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What is water?
Water is a molecule made of and oxygen atoms.
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What is water?

Water is made of hydrogen and oxygen and is a common solvent in living systems.

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# What is water? tags: Water, Chemistry Water is a compound made of hydrogen and oxygen atoms. - Formula: ==H2O== - Key point: ==Common solvent== - Role: Supports living systems

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What is water?
Water is a molecule made of and oxygen atoms.
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Properties of water

Water is a polar molecule made of hydrogen and oxygen atoms.

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