which is most likely true about water in chemical systems?\nwater dissolves nonpolar ionic compounds.\nwater…

Brief Explanations:

Water is a polar molecule. It can dissociate ionic compounds into ions through a process called hydration. Non - polar ionic compounds do not exist. Water does not readily dissociate covalent molecules (except for some polar covalent substances like acids which undergo ionization in water). Water does not dissolve non - polar covalent substances well due to the "like dissolves like" principle.

Answer:

Water dissociates ionic compounds.