What is common for substances that dissolve in water?

Anything that can be dissolved in any liquid, lets take water, is a soluble material. This means that the particles in the soluble substance are smaller than that of the liquid- water. So these particles spread themselves between the particles of the liquid, as we learnt that the particles in liquids have spaces in between.

What is common for substances that dissolve in water is that they are typically polar or ionic in nature. This means they have either positive and negative charges or partial charges distributed unevenly across the molecule. These charges allow the substances to interact with the polar water molecules, forming attractive forces that enable dissolution. Additionally, substances that dissolve in water often have the ability to form hydrogen bonds with water molecules, further facilitating their dissolution.