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Dictionary » H » Hydrophilicity HydrophilicityDefinition noun (chemistry) A physical property of a molecule capable of interacting with water by hydrogen bonding.
An example of hydrophilicity is when a polar compound readily dissolves in water.
Related forms: hydrophile (noun), hydrophilic (adjective). Compare: hydrophobicity. ![]()
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