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Why is the solubility of sodium carbonate in water high?
A. Sodium carbonate is a covalent compound
B. Sodium carbonate is a gas at room temperature
C. Sodium carbonate is non-polar
D. Sodium carbonate has a high solvation enthalpy that overcomes its lattice enthalpy
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