Question

1. when water dissolves something, it creates... a. an ion; b. a nonpolar molecule; c. an acid; d a base.

Explanation:

When water dissolves a substance, it can dissociate the substance into ions. For example, when salts dissolve in water, they break into positive and negative ions. A non - polar molecule doesn't dissolve well in water due to water's polar nature. Dissolving a substance in water doesn't necessarily create an acid or a base specifically.

Answer:

A. an ion