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    Oxygen Molecules Are Symmetrically Formed and Nonpolar,so They Dissolve Poorly
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Oxygen Molecules Are Symmetrically Formed and Nonpolar,so They Dissolve Poorly

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Oxygen molecules are symmetrically formed and nonpolar,so they dissolve poorly in water;the concentration of oxygen in the air is much greater.

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