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Water-soluble vitamin

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Water-soluble vitamin
Water-soluble vitamins can be dissolved in water or juice. Fat-soluble vitamins can be dissolved in oil or in melted fat.
Mentioned in: Riboflavin Deficiency
water-soluble vitamin
see water-soluble vitamin.
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