it needs to be soluble in water.
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The patient probably has diabetes insipidus.
Diabetes insipidus is a disease that caused by decreases in antidiuretic hormone that produced by the hypothalamus. The antidiuretic hormone will be secreted when the body lacks water. It will decrease the urine production(antidiuretic) and increase thirst to replenish the water.
Continous <span>deficiency of antidiuretic hormone will cause the person to continuously create urine, make it diluted and the osmolarity becomes decreased. It will also cause continuous thirst.</span>
Answer: I presume you're talking about the Coriolis effect.
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