Why Water Dissolves (Almost) Everything?

Water can dissolve (almost) everything because it has a special way of making things let go and mix together.

Imagine you're playing with building blocks, and they’re all stuck together. Water is like a tiny helper that comes in and makes the blocks slip apart so they can move around freely.

Water is made up of little molecules, think of them as tiny balls that are always moving. These water molecules love to stick to other things, like a salt crystal or a sugar cube. When water meets something else, it wraps around it and pulls it apart, kind of like how you might pull your friend out of a hug.

This pulling power is why water can make tea, soup, or even dissolve dirt, it just keeps going until everything is mixed up nicely!

So next time you drink water, remember: it’s not just empty space, it's full of tiny helpers that love to mix things together!