Which substance is water least likely to be able to dissolve?
A. a nonpolar substance that is composed of hydrogen atoms bonded to carbon atoms
B. a polar substance that is composed of nitrogen atoms bonded to hydrogen atoms
C. a substance that is composed of positive and negative ions
D. a substance that is composed of hydrogen atoms bonded to oxygen atoms
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