how is air dissolved in water different from ordinary air?
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air is trapped in water, and it's called dissolution (or dissolved). Addendum: If you consider glucose molecules (sugar) too, they also dissolve in water and its because it forms bonds ( hydrogen bonds ) like this too. So glucose is also trapped by water.
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air is trapped in water, and it's called dissolution (or dissolved). Addendum: If you consider glucose molecules (sugar) too, they also dissolve in water and its because it forms bonds ( hydrogen bonds ) like this too. So glucose is also trapped by water.
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