Properties of Water That Render It So Suited to Its

Properties of water that render it so suited to its role as a medium of life include all EXCEPT:

A) Unrivaled ability to form hydrogen bonds.
B) Unusually high dielectric constant of water explains water's ability to surround ions and increase the ions' attraction for one another.
C) Unparalleled ability to orient around nonpolar solutes to promote hydrophobic interactions.
D) The small, but significant, tendency to form H⁺ and OH− ions.
E) None, all are true.