Toya
Toya, Banyu utawi Yéh (rumus kimia H2O) silih tunggil kimia anorganik, bening, tan marasa, tan maambu, miwah nampék ening, sané dados panyusun utama saking hidrosfér gumi miwah cairan saking makasami organisme urip sané kauningin (ring dija punika dados palarut[1]). Sanget mabuat antuk makasami rupa kauripan, yadiastun nénten ngayediayang kalori utawi nutrisi organik. Rumus kimia H2O, nganikayang pinaka soang-soang molekul nyané madaging asiki atom oksigén miwah kalih hidrogén, sané kahubungin olih iketan kovalén. Atom hidrogen ngeleket ring atom oksigén nyiku 104.45°.[2] "Toya" pinaka aran ring paindikan éncéh H2O ring paindikan standar antuk suhu miwah tekanan.
Rujukan
uah- ↑ "Water Q&A: Why is water the "universal solvent"?". www.usgs.gov. (U.S. Department of the Interior). Kaaksés 2021-01-15.
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