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Alma Keith
10 August, 23:57
Why don't cells dissolve when they get wet?
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Paityn Macdonald
11 August, 01:32
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Because nonpolar molecules do not easily dissolve in water and are hydrophobic, they become squeezed together. This is how cell membranes are formed - - the water-fearing parts of the molecules all face the same direction and squeeze together to prevent water from touching them
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