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Silly Gilly
19 November, 02:39
Molecule that won't dissolve in water
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Kamora Hopkins
19 November, 02:57
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Or metal molecule, also are hydrophobic and have proprieties that are insoluble in water
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Dimples
19 November, 03:57
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Any fat. Like oil. Fats are hydrophobic, so they resist water and don't mix.
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