Most biological reactions take place in an aqueous (water-filled) environment. For example, salts Ike NaCl readily dissolve i

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Most biological reactions take place in an aqueous (water-filled) environment. For example, salts Ike NaCl readily dissolve in water. However, NaCl is not soluble in a solvent like benzene. Based on what you know about the chemistry of water, explain why this is the case.
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